Mercurial

Finally Ana, taking time out of her personal and professional life to give a comment to this blog, told me that I have lately been too focused on the war, that my blog is political.
Of course I am the first one surprised by that: My opinions, although with an obvious bias, were just answering to the current situation, much more as an editorial on newsworthy events than a political expression.
And I remember that for a long part of my life, as a student, I was apolitical - as a matter of fact, I was on a student association that was non-profit, apolitical and non-discriminatory.And really, if you are not political when a student, when are you going to be?
But recent events may have forced this out of me - this need to be so vocal about things and events. And then I remember that, yes, as a matter of fact my latest tasks have implied a bit of that: taking a stand, asking for answers, risking a little bit more than just a bad night.
I don't think of this blog as political, though. Opinionated perhaps, but not even much - long posts are scarce around here.
Time to focus on other things, then.