| Questions and answers illustrated with photographs:
Q: Do you regret anything?
A: Selling my second and last electric guitar and my first and last effects pedal, a distorter.
Q: Are you waiting for something?
A: No, not that my motorcycle is returned by the person who stole it, not that someone remembers me to cause me even more problems, and I don't need some telemarketing. Any questions?
Q: Why does the opposite approach to photography, instead of improving its quality, make it look used, older?
A: I can't answer this exactly yet, but the definition of quality in this approach is relative.
That was a very cold day, I don't remember now if the blue hour (night, end) had been passed.
I've always taken care of what's mine, no intruder should have stolen my motorcycle.
I sold most of my equipment used in my second band, not her name, nor my songs, all of them.
As time went by, I saw and heard society in a harsher way, I can't wait. Any questions?
Now it's a bit chilly, but sunny.
Composing a song on a musical instrument is different from composing a song on a computer, including a portable one, it is not something related to right or wrong.
I have not abandoned anything related to me.
Q: What do you wish for the person who stole your motorcycle?
A: I wish that the unhappiness they've brought me will turn against the person who took what was mine and never gave it back.
Q: Are you done?
A: I don't know. ... That last app I used to add visible data to the photo is interesting, but it's no longer in the app store, I don't know if the developer will republish it, he was attentive in his answers, apparently he's based in China.
Q: Anything else?
A: I often watch various content on TV about crimes, specifically crimes that occur in the United States of America, and based on what I see and hear I realize that there are truly dangerous people, truly insane people, True Crime people, not actors, people who did not know how to appreciate what they had in freedom, and there are other people for whom freedom is apparently something insanely harmful, they really want to be chased by the police, sooner rather than later, they need to be behind bars, so that they are protected by the State, that is, if they are not put in a black bag. It really isn't easy working on the streets as a police officer in the United States of America. ...
There is always something more. ...
During the completion of this publication it was announced on TV that a ceasefire in progressive installments will occur in the religious insanity between Hamas and Israel, with an exchange of bodies, alive and dead, there in that place that they mention as 'holy land', but which in practice was never sacred, it was always religiously desecrated. ...
I am the main witness of my life, it is very good to live in a silent place, not nowadays.