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Claudia and the Little Prince Star

before yesterday I went to greet Claudia, another friend Alexander loved. His first comment on this blog, April 11, 2008, was for Claudia and from that moment, he demonstrated his love of animals .

Do not adjust your set! Despite appearances, these two pictures are in color and reflect the colors of the day.

When I got home, late in the day, I thought the star of the Little Prince. Alexander told me several times that if he ever had to return to his star, I would only look at the moon and the stars and I see him kissing me. Since it snowed on Tuesday night, I really did not expect to see a star in the sky. However, looking in the direction where I should have looked if the sky was clear, I was surprised to see a small blue circle in the night sky of white cotton, as if someone had wiped his hand part the windshield of a car covered with snow, and in this circle, a star, one who smiled at me. Several times over the previous months it happened to me to see a star, one in which overcast fall of rain or snow, and this star was visible for only a few short minutes when I wanted. I have this feeling that when someone reads my thoughts and wishes to let me know. Eighteen months after his departure, he does not forget his promise and he knows I will never forget.

Last night, just after writing to Dr. Jane Alexander's friend, I stumbled upon this video of the band's favorite Alexander 30 Seconds to Mars, whose lead singer, Jared Leto (who celebrated his birthday on December 26 ) interpreted in the Oliver Stone film, Alexander , the favorite character of Alexander. among all her favorites, to the point of having written a book (almost finished): Hephaistion. When he met Jared Leto, London, Alexander had hailed him as the interpreter of Hépaistion; Jared had replied: "I'm not Hephaistion but if you want, I'll be for you. "

I was touched by this coincidence, especially I had never seen or heard on television a song 30 Seconds to Mars .

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