Contestando a Jetpack # 11
Básicamente, que al acostarte no venga a tu mente el pensamiento perturbador de haberle hecho o haberle deseado algo feo a alguien.
Como dicen los Beatles: Getting Better«, canción incluida en el emblemático álbum Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967). Os dejo con ella:
It’s getting better all the time
I used to get mad at my school (no, I can’t complain)
The teachers who taught me weren’t cool (no, I can’t complain)
You’re holding me down (ah-ah)
Turning me ‘round (oh-oh)
Filling me up with your rules (fool, you fool)
I’ve got to admit it’s getting better (better)
A little better all the time (it can’t get no worse)
I have to admit it’s getting better (better)
It’s getting better
Since you’ve been mine
Me used to be angry young man
Me hiding me head in the sand
You gave me the word, I finally heard
I’m doing the best that I can
I’ve got to admit it’s getting better (better)
A little better all the time (it can’t get no worse)
I have to admit it’s getting better (better)
It’s getting better
Since you’ve been mine
Getting so much better all the time
It’s getting better all the time
Better, better, better
It’s getting better all the time
Better, better, better
I used to be cruel to my woman
I beat her and kept her apart from the things that she loved
Man, I was mean but I’m changing my scene
And I’m doing the best that I can (fool, you fool)
I admit it’s getting better (better)
A little better all the time (it can’t get no worse)
Yes, I admit it’s getting better (better)
It’s getting better
Since you’ve been mine
Getting so much better all the time
It’s getting better all the time
Better, better, better
It’s getting better all the time
Better, better, better
Getting so much better all the time

I got this image one May 1st. May 1st, 2003, with Casablanca Radar, in Havana. It was an unusual late cold front. Some years later, my friend Daniel Ernesto commented that he got very wet being at Plaza de la Revolución during the May 1st demostration. Bueno, para mis lectores hispano parlantes: este post va en inglés, porque se trata de un fenómeno de radar raro en Cuba, más propio de latitudes angloparlantes. Si se imaginaron que era sobre una banda de rock que va a visitar Cuba, se embarcaron. Well, frequently, I use this singular image in my conferences about Radar Meteorology. My friend 