Posteado por: Pura Causalidad | febrero 5, 2010

Choque Frontal (Frontal Collision)

Junio del año pasado. Mi prima viene a comer a casa, por la tarde nos despedimos y ella coge su coche para volver a su ciudad. Al cabo de media hora recibimos una llamada suya, ha sufrido un accidente, un vehículo la ha embestido frontalmente y la ha destrozado el morro del coche, por suerte no sufren daños ni ella ni los ocupantes del otro coche. Tomo una foto de google para ilustrar como quedó:

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Al regresar a casa me fijo en el periódico del día, doblado por la mitad encima de la mesa del comedor:

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Al desdoblarlo la continuación de la frase era “…entre la Iglesia y el Gobierno”, pero lo oportuno de las palabras a la vista queda ahí.

June last year. My cousin comes home to dinner, afternoon we said goodbye and she takes his car to return to their city. After half an hour received a call from her, has suffered an accident, a frontal collision with another car, and has completely broken the front of her car, fortunately there were no physical injuries from her neither the occupants of another vehicle. I take a picture from google to illustrate:

Upon returning home I look at the daily newspaper folded in half over the dinner table:

When unfold the newspaper the sentence continues “… between the Church and the government,” but the words are “strangely” relevant at that time.

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