choose a side, stick to that.

happy birthday Richi.
This is pretty much the picture of my secular christmas spirit, which turned out being the right one: i lived tonight intensly, with my neurotic brain movin' nation to nation, producing overstimulated thinking. It was a freudian talk slammed after my german readings up on a kubrick handout. There was a giftcall from Isabella, suddenly interrupted from those rusty distance-witches.
Me and Federico had a nice beijingroastduck dinner and we promised we'll cook christmas lunch tomorrow.
The chinese for Santa is literally "christmas old man" and Federico expressed tonight his thoughtful doubts about the fatman eventual arrival, we're not on the list anymore. There's a current between chinese PhDs proudly promoting to get rid of this imported festival and get back to confucianism.

"Those who do not adhere to "Jesusism" should follow the practice of 1920s and 30s China and contemporary Hong Kong and Taiwan; instead of using names like "Christ", "Christianity", "Holy Bible", "Christmas", and "Christmas Tree" for things that are holy only to Christians, they should use words that do not have any emotional tone or reverential implication, such as "Jesus", "Jesusism", "Jesus Scriptures", "Jesus' Birthday" and "Jesus' Birthday Tree". They should in no way, whether intentional or unintentional, observe "Jesus' Birthday" and they should not send "Jesus' Birthday" SMS, letters, cards, or gifts. They should not take part in "Jesus' Birthday" get-togethers or parties. They should not worship or pray at "Jesusist Churches."


I mean, goddamn right. I'll do the same since now on.
At this point the old man had better not show up or i'll end up asking him about inhibited targets.