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Thank you so much Dana Jean for answer my message and also for the welcome =) Eventually I would like to share my drawings of SK´s world here. I tryed to do it a few minutes ago, but it seems that exceeds the limit allowed =(Very cool, welcome to the board!
Thanks Madam mack =)Hey Dude! Welcome to the Board!!!!
Alejandro, we have a place for people to share artwork, it's called Gallery XIX.Thank you so much Dana Jean for answer my message and also for the welcome =) Eventually I would like to share my drawings of SK´s world here. I tryed to do it a few minutes ago, but it seems that exceeds the limit allowed =(
Thank you ZombieDrama =) If you need assistance or you have any doubt with any language that I´m speak I would like to assist you and help you .Hi and welcome! I LOVE that picture! I can only wish to be as adept at learning other languages. That is awesome. =)
Hello Walter Oobleck =) Yes it is a window jajajajajaajaja In that part of the city were built a flats, and those, are very but very small. So ,those rectangles that you mentioned in fact are grids that limiting the access to the building. The Mexico City is a large city but one thing that makes me laugh it´s that when you're about to land at the airport. In a blink you see the area full of mountains and then the whole city which seems the scattered toys in a child's room giant jajajajaCause you´ll see the buildings, the cars that goes at the freeways, the malls and the tiny pots moving are the people walking on the streets.That thing always makes me laugh when I go out the Mexico City and when I come back jajajaHi Alejandro...welcome aboard. What is that over your...right shoulder? On the green wall...is that a window? It has a curios design if it is a window. I wonder if those are grids...those rectangles. I've enjoyed stories from all those people you included in your first post. Mexico City is an incredibly large city, no?
Welcome A dude... Sweet ride! You do all that work yourself?
Hola Alejandro. Saludos desde Buenos Aires. Concuerdo contigo en que al Maestro hay que leerlo en su idioma. Las traducciones, por adecuadas que sean, si bien tienen la ventaja de entenderse todas las palabras, pierden en mi opinión los dos tercios al menos del encanto y fuerza el texto original. Por otra parte, solo en inglés se aprecia debidamente la extraordinaria técnica literaria de King.