Thursday, September 30, 2010

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Ikebana cauliflower

I live in a district is located in just about everything.
supermarkets, the chic with the super brands, the small but well stocked, a bit below the 'pulcioso.
Two films and two theaters (none of the theaters, but anyway you want) and a municipal library.
The three subway lines and buses.
A public garden and an archaeological park (a beautiful monument in Rome, there must be).
A McDonald's (which could help it), 4-5 to cut pizzas (but where in Rome there are not 4 or 5), a pair of kebabbari, 3-4 pub, some nice restaurants (including a Sardinian, two wood-fired pizza, a Japanese, Vietnamese and an intimate bistro), two niches where to have a drink and ice cream three of which at least two noteworthy.
We do miss the policy in the area: the former seat of the new force, then become Forza Italy then lost strength and became PDL; revived a home just beyond the PSI, the banquet of radical corner of each election, same goes for the banquet of Di Pietro.
Centre elders, police, district, clinic and ASL various branches of the citizen completes the picture.
short, a district well served.
Almost. A greengrocer
affordable.
No, because there is a fruit, just go and buy meat in sauce dodo panda costs less.
Because our grocer is not just a fruit vendor, no. He is an artist, a sophist of plant chlorophyll a perfectionist, which is wonderful, but it makes life difficult!
Step into his shop, fruit and vegetables, and first of all is hit dall'afrore of patchouli and sandalwood, then his silver hair and used a hairdryer to Jean Louis David comes to you showing her goods with a smile that you have to put sunglasses.
Ikebana with cauliflower. Blaze of snails on a bed of pumpkins grown bonsai hand personally by him.
Pistilli pumpkin flowers lying on the most minute and transparent lamb 's lettuce leaves, picked one by one.
Lui favoloso, cibo meraviglioso, roba bellissima, peccato che a mangiare un'insalta ci lasci lo stipendio di due giorni. Di farsi un minestrone nemmeno a parlarne...
Non so voi, ma i miei amici mi appellano dicendo "Ecco quello che campa mangiando fiori". Va da sé che ho un problema non da poco visto che sono alto 1,90 e di fiori a pasto ne mangio proprio tanti!
Oggi, dopo essermi fatto tutta la linea A, da parte a parte (e aver salutato come tutti i giorni il Tevere, unico momento in cui mi guardo un po' d'acqua, salmastra sì, ma sempre meglio di niente), ho avuto una favolosa sorpresa poco fuori della stazione metro di casa.
Una nube di lacca residua, tinte violacee e odore di fondotinta e cera di cupra; codazzo di carrelli per la spesa. Un'assembramento di vecchie!
Consapevole che l'anzianità porta saggezza ed esperienza mi avvicino fiducioso allo sgambettante ammucchio di selinità. Le ottuagenarie mi guardano con sospetto, poi accettano l'intruso con alterigia e scostando i carrelli e le chiome permanentate mi mostrano infine la loro preda.
Un bel ragazzo egiziano è dietro un bancone di frutta e verdura e, stupore! I cartelli sono scritti con pennarello su buste di carta marrone, le verdure sono ammassate senza cura maniacale, ci sono prezzi che non necessitano l'elevazione a potenza per essere esposti senza un'aggiunta al cartello e fanno mostra di sé semplici buste bianche e guanti plastic so that everyone can fill his bag a bit 'as they like and without running the risk of upsetting the balance of feng shui the store!
The emotion caught me off guard and got I just bought a pound of peaches, three heads of lettuce and two packets of soup (so stunned, not stupid).
not rich, because I was not even before, but even on the street, I came out with grocery baskets full of bold and went home!

Now the neighborhood is complete.

Felix, I'm going to burn my dinner.

V.

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