Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata

And than I thought to myself... "even Beethoven has gone deaf... Even the piano will crumble one day and the eternal silence will come, even you will lose your eyesight and won't be able to taste the beauty of this world with your eyes.You won't see the light of the sun ever again, won't see your lover's face anymore, won't enjoy the colors of the flowers and the softness of these big white clouds over a summer field... Won't see the rough texture of the trees' bark, the dew diamonds on the grass blades in the morning... Because you'll simply stumble in a total darkness, powerless, helpless, pathetic, pitiful. But there's one thing you can do until the black curtain falls: you can build a world that darkness cannot destroy, a world made from light and beauty, where nobody can enter, but you. You can expand it day by day by day until the moment will come for you to leave this dreadful place."

In a girl's mind

Another introspective work, sort of. You can take it either as the mind of a normal girl who dreams about ice cream and lollipops ( many girls love sweets, me included ;))or you can take it as the brain of an artist, full of color and strange combinations between different scraps.

If you really want to have this as a desktop wallpaper, I can give it to you, but only if you write me at the email address written on it. :)

quarterlife

I've discovered a "fresh" sitcom called quarterlife. It's about young people trying to find their own place in this big chaotic world, which is governed by rules they sometimes don't understand or accept. They are childish and mature all the same as they learn how to deal with life issues such as finding a job, managing their romantic life, and fighting for their rights and opinions.

I relate with many things from every episode ( which, by the way, lasts only 10 minutes, quite enough to enjoy during a coffee break).

The best thing about it all is that nothing is ( so far) fake or idealized. Everything is at our reach, 'cause we all know that we've been there before.

And another great thing about this sitcom is that it promotes art and undiscovered artists... That's the main reason why I'm advertising it :))

So... check it out. Maybe you'll relate too.

http://www.quarterlife.com/