Wednesday, 2 September 2026
Thursday, 20 August 2026
The taming of the small
This is exactly the situation. Last night it was supposed to rain, but no rain. Just warm strong wind. This early morning was supposed to rain, but no rain. An uncertain sun rose instead. At three this afternoon it was supposed to finally arrive the fulfillment of the weather alert for storms. The sky became more and more white-grey, the wind grew and grew, but up to now, half past five, nothing happened.
It feels like we are all depending on this never falling rain. As if our lives can't fully go on if the rain doesn't come. An exhausting waiting is going on and I am becoming almost obsessed by this never falling rain!
Wednesday, 19 August 2026
Waiting for the rain
A rain that doesn't come, in spite of the weather forecast that finally annouced it.
Yes, the temperature has gone down to 32/35 degrees Celsius, but the dryness persists, it keeps between thirty and fourty percent. The home remains warm even if the temperature, at about five and six in the morning is down to 23, while slowly rising towards 30 at midday.
On the 16th, after Ferragosto, it was supposed to rain. From the Alps the rainy clouds were announced to reach the flat lands. But no, just a furious wind and scary flashes. At six in the morning there was a slight scent of rain, but everything was dry.
Today from two in the afternoon we were expecting the first announced storms, but the sky remained sunny and immobile, as it is now, at a quarter past four, accompanied by an intense and inexorable warm wind, weighing us down, reminding me of Nevada, the desert, when around my twenties I visited the States from coast to coast. It was the first time in my life I experienced such a dry hot weather (and now, this Summer, is my second time!).
I feel my inside loosing stamina. Yes, I can work better now - working has always been my favourite occupation, it regenerates me - but the dryness all around has more and more reached down, into my spirit, and I feel a void that usually isn't there.
I also had an accident, a household accident. I almost fell, very badly. To avoid it I forcefully twisted my back, to keep me straight, but that was a too sudden torsion and too sharp. Now I can't bend for the pain. I was surprised how many actions in our everyday require us to bend. Now I can only squat, while keeping my back straight, as even the slightest hint of bending is aching tremendously.
On the other hand, I did a lot of work at home (before the accident!), many things that needed some kind of repair or change. It was quite satisfying... Nevertheless I am soo deeply and desperately longing for some rain!
Saturday, 15 August 2026
My worst Summer ever
Sunday, 2 August 2026
Anti heat scheduled time
Friday, 31 July 2026
My deep meditation
Thursday, 30 July 2026
Good Manners
My approach to people has always been considerate. But in a boor world like ours today, my politeness is often red as weakness or as a snob attitude.
I am not a rampant person who impose herself. In that sense I am weak. And I don't want to be snob but at the same time I can't deny my good manners.
Consequently, people tend to get me wrong. In addition to that there is also my being an Asperger.
Living in this kind of world today is not easy for me.
Monday, 27 July 2026
Invisible Attacker
Mainly it's about how dangerous Artificial Intelligence can be/become.
The plot follows Emma Turgut (Emily Cox), a psychotherapist living in a high-tech smart home controlled by an AI system named Samira. (The trailer here)
While helping in developing an AI therapy app, Emma is haunted by a patient's suicide. As strange technological malfunctions plague her home, she struggles to determine if she is being targeted by a hacker or unraveling from trauma.
The core question is obviously the psychological dangers of over-reliance on artificial intelligence and automation.
I absolute can't stand Google Assistant and the automated commands you can get in your everyday life. I don't want to begin my day with the curtains opening at a given time, have my espresso ready while listening to my favourite music or news. I want to follow my time and inspiration. And even when my day was determined by a fixed timetable for sure I would be appalled if someone suggested me this kind of daily "help"!
I found a deeply disturbing intrusion when the mobiles adopted by default the presence of the Assistant, that I deactivated immediately.
And I really can't understand the fuss about having a kind of servant, or better said "intelligent" servant at your service, that actually I never find them so smart and clever as it is claimed.
This "service" gives me claustrophobia. I feel trapped and it is deeply unbearable. Watching the film confirmed how much I detest it.
Nevertheless I really liked it.
Saturday, 25 July 2026
Enduring vs Escaping
Between four and five my mother began with what she called "discipline exercises". I had to learn that in life you don't do what you feel like but what you should do...
My capacity to endure became my theme. I was proud of my endurance volume.
Somehow it was in my late forties I remember the hint of a doubt, about the real value of my enduring no matter what, timidly began to touch me.
"The Mechanics of Enduring
Endurance is a necessary life skill. It builds character, fortitude, and emotional resilience.
When it works: It is vital for navigating temporary hardships (like grieving a loss, training for a goal, or weathering a difficult season at work).
The pitfall: Sometimes we fall into 'endurism'—tolerating fundamentally toxic or misaligned environments because we feel trapped. If you are simply surviving the workweek just to recover on the weekends, your lifestyle may need to be structurally re-examined." [by Google AI]
It was only in my seventies that I realised the value of escaping! There are situations that must be escaped immediately because you should never have been committed to. No matter what you claimed when you pledged to get involved with it, when you realise it's toxic you should immediately let it go and turn your back to it. Escaping becomes an act of pure wisdom!
"The Mechanics of Escaping
Escape provides immediate relief and distance from aversive states, danger, or overwhelm.
When it works: In dangerous situations, escaping is essential for survival. In daily life, stepping away from a stressful environment can give you the breathing room needed to regain perspective.
The pitfall: When escape becomes a chronic habit (escapism), it prevents you from addressing the root cause of your unhappiness." [by Google AI]
The problem is that when you got instilled, as a child and, in addition to that, you are an Asperger - a state that tends to function as a computer when you get an order... it becomes almost impossibile to perceive the survival instinct voice trying to overcome the blind and deaf command you received!
But now I finally discovered it. And I also learned something more. I realised that escaping is not always about leaving the stressors toxicity behind, escaping means also taking a momentarily pause, a rest to allow you restoring your energy so you can return to your life with more determination and clarity.
Tuesday, 21 July 2026
The Goose Honk before Dawn
The previous time it was more distant, but very strong and clearly recognisable.
Today it seemed just down below my window. Extremely loud.
Me and my youngest cat Daleel jumped for the shock and both ran to the window, looking down in the back yard. The goose continued regularly his honking with some seconds pause, but we couldn't detect his presence.
We left, I was preparing their morning food and I finally served their meals. The goose continued his regular honking for a while and then left.
I looked for the symbolic meaning of a "goose honking at night". It seems that if it happens when it is still night it has a symbolic value.
Family is important to geese, therefore a solitary goose honking may signify the loss of one member. It can be a warning.
As geese are very protective, it can be a signal and invitation to protect your personal and familiar energy field. Goose attacks can be brutal therfore one should be ready to a fierce fight when the case.
As the goose sound is very loud, it may certainly suggest to rise our voice so that we get heard! A suggestion that is very appropriate for me as I tend to drop the conflicts. And if I am forced to face it I use reasonings, that of course do not touch the thick aura of the arrogant. Therefore I should learn to be as loud and angry as they are... But I am still learning. It's still not something I am good at!
Monday, 20 July 2026
I am sorry
Thursday, 16 July 2026
The end of hope?
But no promises are to be found now, just an intense noise and a pompous chaos. Their produce can't be convincing. The answers are found wanting: light as ash, leaving only the quiet sad ache of what should and could have been. Is this the end of hope?
And yet, deep within me, I simply can't accept this devastation of all moral principles. I can't believe this chaos can last and lead us to the total perdition of the human race. We must endure this awful cacophony and remain alert and ready: this too shall pass, no matter how dark it may seem today!






