Is there a book that you wish you could “unread”? One that you disliked so thoroughly you wish you could just forget that you ever read it?

Actually, yes, there was a book I bought when I was 17 which I thought to be a nice one from the cover and the summary: a romantic love story setted behind the scenes of a movie, between the actors. But as I started reading it, the most disgusting sex scenes appeared, stuff like oral intercourse described in every detail and movement o.o My stomach turned upside down after reading that piece of junk, and I ended up throwing the book away (or selling it, I can’t remember). Well yeah, that’s a book I really wish I could unread I don’t remember the title, but if you hate detailed sex scenes in love stories, well… be careful of what you buy, and always read some pages inside first! Hope it helps not doing mistake and wasting my money on that disgusting junk.

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I’ve heard so many news about manufacturing in Mexico of late that I don’t even know anymore what to think. It’s true, finding personnel that can work for a company for cheap can be easy job over there, since the majority of the population is poor and right now even debilitated by the Swine flu. I honestly wish people were getting paid more for their job, either if they come from Italy, or China, or Mexico. Surely it’s good for companies, because they’ll save up a considerable amount of money from low-paid manifacturers. But is it really honest? I don’t think so… But yeah, that’s my opinion after all… The only good side of all of this is that those people will still be earning something off their job, even if just a little. It’d be even worse if they were to stay job-less and on the edge of dying from starvation I just wish there was more fairness to every human being in this world…

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Last night something wonderful and moving happened for our family: my son Gried became officially my and hubby’s son! He came home at 9PM together with a social assistant, who made us sign adoption papers and then Gried signed them too. It didn’t take very long: the longest part was all the waiting on these past weeks because the orphanage wanted to make sure Gried got enough care and attention from his new parents, because they thought that since we have so many kids we wouldn’t have time for Gried. But NO! We’re not that kind of family Gried will be extra loved here, so much that maybe he’ll want to escape sometimes Hehe. So yeah, hubby and I could finally hold our son, and cuddle him. Gried cried for the joy, and us (ALL of us!) with him. Seriously, this has been the most wonderful night for us. Love you Gried!

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