Thursday, July 29, 2010

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Kyaraban Shuppansha (ie Caravan Editions in Japanese)

Do you remember the last day of school?! When the air you breathe a sparkly, happy, well-deserved rest and knocking on doors and at the same time, however, you feel a bit 'of nostalgia more than anything else wants to freeze time ... Be' here is this is just a feeling I received yesterday here in our sunny when Pietralata.

I seem to just come back from a trip halfway around the world, with the head still on land that smell like vanilla and sea, the girls instead alternate between states of anxiety, despair, frenzy, like shopping and so much sea.

And then there's Stephen, one of our passengers, one of those that are in transit, home to the caravan only to make a short stretch of road together, but along the way you describe the landscape he sees with his eyes. I think there are several ways of going about the world of him, then traveling, reading, listening, study, or accepting it, allowing him to come to you, doing it in the door every day and doing work on your computer. And leaving that describes Japan according to him.

So as I said, yesterday was like the last day of school here and Stefano. After a little 'chatter around accurately and on facebook to comment on several pictures and laugh out loud at everything and anything, Stefano tells us (we remember?), then girls today is the last day that I come from. Cold shower, diminished by the heat these days and the holidays around the corner. But still cold shower!

Stephen went to live three months in his beloved Japan (ok I'm telling all of his private facts!)

So, what to say, good luck and Ste ... brings a little ' East of us!

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Can A Hernia Make Your Testicles Hurt?

Dizziness

Today the day has flown away mad. Bills, invoices, shipments. If we had not answered the phone at least "Caravan Editions, good evening" I think we started to have doubts about being a publisher.
What can I say, sometimes it's tough. There are crises of identity. Then when the world decides it's time to not just treat you with due respect (just like the kind of tiscali on the phone) then I'll take you to a languid and cosmic despair. So thanks to our printer, and neighbor across, which always has a friendly word of comfort. And the owner of the Red Rooster, who was also our neighbor (we definitely included in the district) who not long ago when we were rushed into our cycle time of demotivation gave us the shirts of the restaurant and told us that if there was to call in his place someone to count on him! So look out enemies of the Caravan ...
For the rest we move towards our next book, of which we are very happy and we think its caravanesco: a wonderful collection of tales of cities in Eastern Europe. Why Paris and London it can not be more tomorrow ...
hope to feel a bit 'less secretaries of ourselves and a little' more than a bubbly writing ...
Greetings from Caravan

Ps. dated July 23: Identity Crisis, indecision, dizziness, and quarrels. Challenged, laughter, tears and hugs. And great news that restores confidence ... The Caravan is full and gets back into gear, accepting new challenges!