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| (Bill Murray as Phil Connors) |
'E' on Groundhog Day . again! "
E 'Thus begins the adventure of the nerve-wracking as instructive weatherman Phil Connors, the well-known in the endless Feb. 2 Groundhog day * .
when I watch this movie, I do not know how to say, but I feel at home .
And I think in my life what happens is identical to what does not. Nothing changes, as an addition in which invert summands but the result remains the same. Here, my life is a fucking addition .
Yet in time, everything you wear. Something has to change sooner or later. Even if only for exhaustion.
Today is February 2nd. The really is. Well yes, again. Like every year, as every year .
Tradition has it that if the groundhog sees his shadow (or if it's a beautiful day) there will be 6 more weeks of winter. Otherwise, early spring. So let's see '.
E 'Feb. 2 by nearly an hour. Weather outside: cold wind and persistent smell of wet noisy. Weather conditions inside: ditto. Not promising. And these six weeks in winter more than I know that no one takes me.
E 'this winter is so damn identical to each other last winter! Everything is always too much the same that the memory is almost useless to take it below , better live the present and nothing more.
my bad in the shade, so that is' Gross.
Then a thought but if it were true that the time chasing each other around and we always return to the same point, like a tape jammed? By hypothesis, the point of return will never be the same. It carries with it the time, the space traversed. A similar situation can be recognized. The series of events as well. But if you change the point of view you always see the same side. In short, there is hope. At the very least.
was a timid attempt at positive thinking, if he had not understood.
Better go to sleep, but not before he pointed to the alarm, as tradition commands, at 6.
that I always say, put the alarm clock is like to admit they are hopelessly optimistic underneath.
And who unfortunately passed here,
good Groundhog Day.
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