Weekend Impressions

They start it in the preview. When the randomly selected (I bet they are) bits of the shows are running, the narrator shouts with usually not so intelligible words. It is as if he were warning you against stepping into the cinemas.

They say whenever something is transmitted; it is received according to existing preconceptions. More often than not, we understand things the way we want them to be. Lately a big shot asked me to proof-read his manuscript. He later was surprised to find out the spelling mistakes I pointed out. His script was for him a representation of a correct material that he overlooked the misspelled words. It was difficult for him to detach himself from the material and look at it critically.

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Afternoon hours of last Saturday, the 30th of August, the Intercontinental Hotel of Asmara hosted guests distinct from it usually does. Most of them were supposed to be in libraries or nearby shelves, where books would be at arms-length. However, Massawa Saloon had this provision.