image by Mike Cornelus
Sometimes she wonders if she is living in a Woody Allen movie. In one more regular morning, she goes to a cafe and overhears a conversation:
– Don’t worry, you’ll make friends in no time.
– I don’t want to make friends really.
– Well, it’s not that easy to make friends here anyway. But the office is like a family and we have lots of trainees.
– You mean like me?
– Yeah, like you, like the blond girl that I think is German and, you know, all the others.
It’s funny how people can have entire conversations without saying a thing, without truly meaning a word they say, she wonders. Maybe apparently non-sense movies are not that far from real life.
text by Luisa Santos
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