In Greece dogs (as do cats) belong to the street. I guess nowadays they are Greek Gods... You can see them everywhere wandering around together, plotting their daily pranks, or just avoiding the worst heat of the afternoon in the coolest shade. Barking to the unaware passing cars is mandatory but half hearted. Everybody feeds them, loves them, lets them live their own odyssey across the big garden of the public arena. Every dog belongs to everyone, and everyone belongs to every dog.
21 de septiembre de 2008
Olimpus Dogs in Utopia
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Aww. Makes me wish I was offered a trip to Europe now rather than in December. We were thinking about Greece, but then realized it's just no fun in December. We're going to Zermatt instead. :D
Another way to look at dogs:
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=F52dx9Z0L5k
Juju, Zermatt??!! You lucky bastard! :P
Ivan, that was –waitforit– aaaawsooome! I think I will use it as VV+WWP eventually... Thank you, I'm not exaggerating but I guess watching those dogs changed something (physically) in my brain. Hugs man, and let's book a lunch, shall we?
Ivan!!!
Despúes de escribir el otro comentario lo puse de nuevo y vi... Pleix. Y lo entendí todo! Pleix siempre me arruina un poco el coco hehehehehehe
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