Yesterday I broke a mirror.
Who was there with me asked me if they are superstitious.
No, I said.
Fortunately, he said.
lucky not to be superstitious beats Sfiga mirror.
I think this has something really wonderful in it.
Reasoning:
if I were superstitious, tradition has it that it will bring me bad luck for seven years and the mere fact of believing, then I would read the future events of my life as bad luck or due to closely linked to this episode of the mirror.
The fact that they are not, then I will think over what will happen from here on, events that are simply to live, choices, chance and so, no different than before he broke the mirror.
is not a misfortune, not a fortune.
is different, however, for those who were with me, because this woman that I am not superstitious it's lucky. And so lucky that I have, not to be superstizisa, beats the bad luck of the mirror.
(I apologize for having explained reasoning, do not feel offended readers, I did it more for myself. Like the time the University Professor of Education that he wanted to say that another be written without the apostrophe, we would like to write reports in a manner at least grammatically correct, but not before apologizing sincerely with undisguised embarrassment of having to explain what considered a truism, given the level of education in which we were)
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