fools are happier
DRAE Says:
silly, ta.
(De or. Expr.).
1. adj. Lacking or weak of understanding or reason. U.
tcs 2. adj. That's a fact or a saying: Own a fool.
3. adj. coloq. Suffering from some mental deficiency. U. tcs
ready, ta.
(De or. Inc.).
1. adj. Diligent, soon, expeditious.
2. adj. Summoned, ready, willing to do anything.
3. adj. Shrewd, warned. U. ------------------------------------------------
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some poor guy about 18 years walking from one place to another in the dentist's waiting room. Said aloud, quite high, as if to himself or to hear him: "They're going to get today, will take me now, ho, my mother, uf" while dialing a phone. Then someone should respond and start talking with what appears to be her mother argued with her and blaming her for his misfortune.
Meanwhile, we were in the room, hiding a smile and sujetábamos looking for not following him like a troubadour. The thoughts were not even they could sense.
Go to the consultation, talking openly of their fear and making sure that this is the day you are going to take the wheel. When he leaves, and with a lighter is directed to the reception desk to pay and hear him talk to the receptionist as if they knew of a lifetime. The girls laughed and breathed a rare joy and relaxation at the counter.
Funny, no, the fools are those that speak with everyone and express their emotions wherever they are but not like you. Then we
the ready. Those of us in our bubble, do not talk to anyone unless you have a good excuse to show emotion only in protected sites will not be ...
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