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Me in Boston's riverside

More photos from Boston

Here are some beautiful photos from Boston.

I hope you like them.

Me & Tom

I spent a wonderful, impossible-to-forget evening with Tom Asacker and Shawnie, his agent. Thanks for all, both.

The lobster and me

I shared a wonderful time in Boston along with my friend Michael Read, of the NASA. He took the picture. We were enjoying the moment, that's for sure.

Bostonian chronicle I

I had a great time in Boston. Well, great is not the word. Terrific!

I arrived in Boston on tuesday. Weather was awful. The first thing I thought was: I know why they call it New England. I soon caught the subway and installed at the Marriott Hotel in the M.I.T. area. I tried to get in touch with Steve Sherlock but as he was not available, I decided to go for a visit to Harvard Square. It was raining and although I tried to take some photos, the weather did not help much. I came back to the Hotel and surprise...There was Steve Sherlock.

The way of the intellectual

At times, some friends have told me my personality is very intellectual like. I have never thought of me as that. I connect intellectual with a very thoughtful and less emotional person. On the contrary, I see myself as very emotional and even sensitive. But the last weeks I have realized it could be true that I have an intellectual personality. I will explain you why. The fact is that, more and more, I tend to think in terms of the reasons why things happen, and that means going from one theory to another. Even when some fact disturbs me or affects me emotionnally I try to make sense by finding a psychological explanation or trying to find a solution by aplying certain sociological model. All this is true. So I have realized that my thinking is like a chain of theories one connected to the other. And the funny thing is that I have realized most people don't think like that. If you read my posts you will find lots of references to authors. They are because my thought flows like that.