While in Spain we see a documentary in which King Juan Carlos doesn’t look very well, in Britain they celebrate the 70th anniversary of the reign of Elizabeth II
Nobody wants to be poor. Not old either. While in Spain we see a documentary in which King Juan Carlos doesn’t look so good, in Britain they are celebrating the 70th anniversary of the reign of Elizabeth II. And they put out a short film of him having tea with Paddington Bear that I can keep watching. I’m not going to make comparisons. The Queen of England is rich and she is not to be blamed for it. The ‘former king’, as he puts it on his residence document in Abu Dhabi, had to work in order not to be poor. About being rich. The obsession with not being poor is something that is not taken into account in some of their actions. It’s not greed, it’s something else. How fortunate not to carry that fear, that obsession, that need. The Queen of England, barring “some discomfort” and mobility issues, must be the only woman who is (or has been) better in old age than men of her age, even younger ones. We’ll be back to make comparisons.
People also have that fear of being poor. Although my chances of not being one are almost never saying no to things at work. Then there is the fear of old age. In ‘I don’t remember anything’ (Asteroid), Nora Ephron wrote: «I am old. I am sixty-nine years old. Actually, I’m not old. You’re really old at eighty. But a youngster would surely think I’m old. Nobody likes to admit they’re old… But one day your knee will fail, or your shoulder, or your back, or your hip. Hot flashes are over; everything falls off, you get stains. The gutter looks like a peach pit. If the elbows were placed forward, you would commit suicide…». And El Niño de la Capea, aged 69, resurfaces for a day in the ring. Arena.
Source: La Verdad
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