Haskell

Haskell

Grief is an echo of the love we dared to know.
And to mourn is to know that the bond was real.
Death cannot sever what love has made permanent.
The bond stretches beyond the end of life.

To the love of my life, forever in my heart,
thanks for those eleven years,
Haskell, I love you.


Tu étais l’amour de ma vie.
Onze ans tu as été ma compagne.
Je t’ai donné tout mon amour, et tu m’as donné tout le tient.
Tu étais là aux moments difficiles, aux moments heureux.
Tu avais l’art de me consoler, ou me faire comprendre que malgré tout, toi tu étais toujours là.
Tu faisais partie de moi, et ce sera toujours le cas.
Plus rien ne sera jamais pareil sans toi.
À mon chat que j’aime. Tu seras toujours dans mon coeur.
Haskell, je t’aime, pour toujours.

Today’s movie: The Lobster

Would you like to dance?

Would you like to dance?

The Lobster directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, Jury Prize at Cannes festival. I really wanted to see this movie although I didn’t really know what to expect. Now that we’ve seen it, it’s really hard to give it a specific genre. We came to the conclusion that it is just disturbingly horrible. The same feeling that you have when you are faced with something really horrible, yet totally real, but so horrible in fact that you don’t want to accept it. It was like a gigantic kick in the ass. A burdensome fable that still haunts me and makes me feel nauseous. Probably not everybody’s movie, but still a really great movie.