A little over a week saw 'Appointment with death' a dramatization of the novel by Agatha Christie. The last chapter I found the English series Poirot. The title and plot of this story refer to the story I knew by Italo Calvino as "Tonight in Samarkand '
maso The story is like this: One day the vizier of the caliph of Baghdad comes pale and trembling. A woman with pale skin and dark hair. The very modest. Recognized him and greeted the crowd. 'Let me hide away from here,' suplic to his master and taking the fastest colt disappeared in a cloud of dust into Samarcande. The caliph to return to his palace, he found death who would say anything. 'Why are you scared my vizier one so young and healthy if he were coming here was for me? " 'I did not mean to scare you, just surprised me to see him today in Baghdad when my appointment is with him tonight in Samarkand'
Well, last Thursday she visited my house. I was afraid that it will take to come visit for a long time. For several days he had appealed to their ability to relieve suffering, boththe suffering and the suffering of those who see. There is no point in pretending bravery here. But in reality, even though she had answered with a Diaye a specific time, did not really believe I was listening.
My story is as follows: The adult diaper bag that normally did was reach for a month and half, although there were only halfway through the fortnight since he had been bought . "Diapers and we are running with so little money, 'I thought with anguish. 'Quiet. That's the last bag you'll need, 'he replied in a voice that it can be notday of the next day. Indeed, we went out and bought a diaper bag that my dad did not need just because he died at noon the next day.
During the funeral I thought of the dog that tried to rape my leg as I tried to open the door (okay, that's another bizarre story the same day that I will not explain here), I thought of the faces that I surprised to see first hand, I had not seen in a long time and why not admit to where I did not see (I'm proud enough to refuse a hand that I need, if it was me denied in alg & a
