President Jackson Schematic

"a head" BOOTS QUINCE


Frame 45:

"Two more, please."

fondly remember this bar, although I will not never there. In 2006 an unfortunate visit us together with my friends to celebrate the anniversary of what we have called "Fundacion Mario Góngora."

The event was not what was expected. Just say that "head" did not become more so as jokes eventually became. Its organizer, Diego, was beaten multiple ways for taking us to as "mythical" place: The Brighton.

say mythical because our cluster represents one of the places where they would have taken place in a timeless space and perhaps parallel to it, the scene where one of our illustrious founding profs and idols, the Ojosogro, fell into the clutches correjía alcohol while our tests and assignments.

Many myths were born on this story, where one of its main protagonists, David Berrios, bartender of the place, driving out to our hero to have a huge debt, which refused to pay, asking for "two more chelas" .

Perhaps many of you reading this do not understand a shit of what I describe. Many good times and laughs we reported to invent dialogue and expressions on this scene, where we live acme during last April: Ojosogro was invited to our celebration.

During several years of university life we \u200b\u200bwondered when would be the day that we would taxi to the above here. Years of waiting and uncertainty came to an end, landing a playful scene full of magic and fantasy, madness and upgraded to "time idol."

Nothing was as intended or imagined. Awkward silences, loud music and to talk quietly, shortage of topics, confused expressions. We were landing in the presence of a collective idealization. The following opinions were unanimous: Never again.

How strange is when a situation or a fact that anxious waiting, the mind is responsible for attributing qualities that do not possess. Idealizing ingredients clouds only pave the ground for which you walk. Many times, better nearly all, the reality is responsible to mitigate the magic, luckily, will always be in our heads.