I'm completely listed, starting with the order lists and ending the book lists I'm not going to read. I do everything and I do it systematically. Preseski, here I was last week looking at the new year: what objectives do I have in relation to the Basque country?

Looking at Gibelerat, the truth is that in 2022 I was a direct Basque: I have rejoined the Korrika and Euskaraldia, the whims of the boxes of Ikasloli and Errigora continue to walk home, I have formed a dozen partners of initiatives in favor of the Basque, the harvest of Durango has been the best of the past year...

The problem is that we have had leaks at home and you know that to solve them, besides the plumber, many explanations, forms and formalities are necessary. However, in penance I have not only acted, but also the companion or neighbor has had to do the same, because the water had entertainment for two. And look, that unexpected, involuntary alliance has brought me a little joy. In the midst of the frustration we have exchanged information, that is, we have met, just in case, and we have had to accept totally different ways of dealing with the unforeseen in order to maintain our alliance. I know you will not understand what your link is with the intentions of the new year, but you are coming. With the intention of fixing the drip and finishing the paper and when we made the last call, the barrels and I did not know how to celebrate it, although we felt happy, because it was absurd that I was too happy. In short, because a complicated procedure was no other. Furthermore, we knew that the relationship we had just built was as fragile as the improvisable one and that, therefore, at the end of the formalities, it would return to nothing between us.

But (I can't finish the story without "but") it's a theme ever since, every time I meet the barber, it says "good morning" or "goodbye" instead of "good morning" and "goodbye" so far. I mean, he's given half a dozen words to the Basque, as a great writer would say, and I've received the message: "Six words closer to you, turn."

I do not know how to respond now, but I know that the first place on the new year’s list of intentions corresponds to this. It is my turn, I will return above the rope bridge that he has made with language, with the Basque, in the book book book, to ask for the prescription of some of these curious meals that I owe out the window, for example. I mean, like water, to disconnect the point we least expected. Perhaps it is that, in order to achieve the objectives of this year’s Basque Country, to think about what to give can be as effective as to ask. Or, in short, realize that in order to live together, in addition to the Basque, we have to move with the following.