"What has to happen happens"

Remember this phrase in the film "Passage to India"? I was reminded this morning when I woke up, I found the snow coming down thick and had already put down about 15 cm of white blanket. Beautiful ... beautiful to see, the silence that accompanies it is magical ... .. but what will it cost?

Shame to have to measure the snow with the money and expenses, but we can not do otherwise. We are in a sense forced to always foot the bill, they know that today all businesses will see their revenue drop by more than 80%, not to mention the expense of municipalities and make available to clean the streets and reduce expenses the possible damage to the cars and the people who slip and collapsed on the floor.

In that moment I felt the joy of two children on the streets cheering for the presence of snow and I thought that's good to be children, you are not forced to deal indeed, and just do not think you enjoy it just as it is .

And how come when you have a colds to stay home and stay warm, without having to reckon a week of work missed, missed two tennis lessons and more. Stop .... is a stop, the snow is a stop, and God only knows what we need to stop, it cost money and lots of hard work but have their own intrinsic reason for being.

If we could do with technology I'm sure we would avoid the snow, but I am also certain that doing so would alter the nature I do not know exactly how but I know it's true. The same goes for GMOs already approved for the potatoes, that the genetic modification occurs at random, through the micro-organisms can not only frightening, but we just know they are not harmful to eat.

So I say to myself: What is the snow and how to teach my friend and mentor Dr. Picozzi:

"What is the winter so they will know that pine and cypress trees do not shed their leaves."

Rilassiamoci and stop doing the accounts, today we will have another, perhaps we will think and we will work to major projects.

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Tags: nature , snow , Spring , mental tools

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