Its a gray, gray day

Its been gray outside today, I can't remember it being so dark the whole day, but I guess this is Denmark so I shouldn't really be surprised...And then the first snow started falling, its not staying in the ground but the little snow flakes are trikeling down. Think I'm gonna put on my sailor coat fold up the collar around my ears and take a walk with a small cigar in my mouth.
Have a great weekend...

People keep asking me...

What I think about everything thats going on in Paris. I normally answer that its impossible to say that the young people aren't integrated because they are doing everything the French way. In the 60 million Frenchmen can't be wrong the authors point out that the french society has been built on confrontation and that much of the social progress has been marked by violent revolutions. From the french revolutions in 1789 and in 1871. The student uprising in 1968, the days of insecurity during the crisis in Algeria. Not that I am for violence in any form, but its impossible to see the events that happend in France as anything other then a cry of desperation. When Sarkosie and the establishment in France states that everything has to come to order and then there will be a solution, i think of Antionettes famous words "If the people have no bread, let them eat cake."
I don't want to scare anybody but this is not just a french problem, I think the desperation in the face of a limited future goes beyond the french borders. I just hope we find a solution before it gets worse...

I wonder why???

When I have been going through a tough patch emotionally, I seem to excuse myself to other people. That maybe I'm being foolish or that I'm causing them an inconvinence talking about my feelings. Its not their fault I have the good fortune to have friends that listen, listen and well listen. I don't know if its a dogma to feel bad about showing feelings. I just hope that when people talk to me that theye don't feel ashamed to show what is really inside. If you feel bad shouldn't you have the right to talk about it? Well I hope you do...