No one fooled me today!

It's April 1st. Zapraszam(and that would mean Welcome), if you happen to go to Le chef in Gemmayzeh, Beirut, well ask Charbel "how to say welcome in polish"? and he will scream Azpraszzzzzzzaaaaaaaaaaam:) What does this have to do with April's fools day? (Nothing i guess).

I am dedicating this post to Dominika since it was for her that i moved here. Not like in a sentimental way anyhow(but can't help; it it is romantic), it's just that i would never have imagined ( i mean ever, ever ever, never ever: got it it's this song or something like it) coming to live in Poland of all the places. When i was young i had a fantasy to marry a French girl and go living in sweden, it turns out that none of that was good enough of a fantasy any how, except that the freezing temperatures and great summers are something Poland and Sweden do have in common. To make a story short, there is a point in our adventures in life when someone will ask you if you would eat raw monkey fleece, and you would say never, only you may not count how many you would eventually eat, when the right moment comes. YES! it is this strange thing called life. We live and we fall in love and we do things without thinking, but with a bit of planning ( that won't make sense) but again life does not really. Yet somehow people put all these rules to life, do this, don't say that (TAKE A WALK) as if things were predictable. So i guess what is nice about an April's fool day joke? It is unpredictable. There you go a little lie, turn to joke, and things are a bit different. What are we to think when a fish hangs on our back?