They also attend all the movies, plays, exhibitions, conferences, and book launches worth their salt.
Old ladies are not for nonsense. At best, for crafts, they go to pottery, furniture restoration, and Japanese cooking classes to learn how to make sushi for their grandkids. They also attend all the movies, plays, exhibitions, conferences, and book launches worth their salt. Wherever you go, you will find them. Old ladies are the mainstay of the culture of this country. And I can’t get over that.
With the children placed and the man with his, they enjoy a freedom they never had; With a cup of coffee with milk for petrol and the courage of a chick, they start doing things they couldn’t do before due to lack of time. And without fear: look at Cecilia Giménez, who now ten years ago restored Borja’s Ecce Homo without her wrist trembling. Okay, that’s a saying, given the result. I refer to the artistic, because the other has been spectacular: in addition to putting the city of Borja on the map and allocating part of the money obtained from ticket sales and “merchandising” for social purposes (the ex of the main character of ‘Hacks’ in the first season comes out with a T-shirt), an opera was composed on the subject in the US and even Saturday Night Live repeated it with the peerless Kate McKinnon playing Cecilia. Let’s see who got there. Only Charo Baeza, who was the first Spaniard to appear in ‘The Simpsons’. And that she’s an old lady too. But which lady.
If the Ecce Homo disaster had been committed by a man in his thirties, we’d still be lynching him. But older ladies have the ability to do whatever they want, that we apologize for everything. I look forward to being part of that group. I have little left. Less every time.
Source: La Verdad
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