The lobster confesses that it wants to die

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You call your mother from Okinawa. Your mother says it's not possible, that her daughter is at home. She passes you to her and you talk to yourself on the phone. The splitting of your identity causes you deep stress, the captain gives you psychiatric leave. You kiss his forehead on impulse and apologize. You take advantage of these days off to visit the beach. Your group of friends hope you get better and send you the following link: _de_la_depresión The bartender on the beach reads the basic principles of depression out loud to you. You identify with some of them. You walk towards the sea and sit on the rocks. You reflect on loneliness. The cold waves wet your skirt until the water reaches your waist. Hours pass and when night comes, a lobster rests on your leg.

It whispers a perfect recipe in your ear and dies kuwait mobile database instantly. You write it down in Japanese characters. You invite the captain to dinner. You run with the lobster in your hand to the kitchen, you open it in half, you fill it with seaweed and herbs, you put it on a steel plate, you brush it with natural juices, you put it in the oven. You wait 30 minutes. You prepare a table with petals and candles. You believe in love again. You serve a generous dish. They ring the doorbell. They sit facing each other with the napkin hanging from their necks and they smile. You go to try it and a sandstorm blows your house away.Google announced that starting in July 2018, page speed will be a ranking factor for mobile searches.

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