There is less and less grief in the street. Dolda is a vibration produced by alcohol. You don't see them in the street. The gros is the stain that remains on the lips of the drinker of red wine. Not because we drink less black or alcohol, no; we peel the beak, we are being crushed and we take more expensive and more elegant wines and alcohols, more elegant, and whenever we can hide. How to explain the Gros and the Dolda!

It's also dolda-belar, Sempervivum tectorum. With this name, it can be said that it is an herb that helps fight the tremor caused by alcohol. No, it is said to remove the pain from the ear and here and there it is called a wandering herb.

The grass of the dolda has a long, terrible history next to us. As its name suggests, in the worst rain of thirst and sun, it can easily survive, Sempervivum, and it is from the rooftops, tectorum. The roofs, in fact, are found in the most raw and completely dry sun. It also easily supports ice.

This plant is said to be of majia. It is placed on the roof, on the roofs, so that it is dry and hot, and protects the house it occupies in the shelter. It protects it from lightning and storms. Charlemagne reportedly retreated VIII-IX. He advised that he should work on the rooftops at the crossroads of the centuries. In French, it is known as “joubarbe des toits” and “barbe de Jupiter”, the beard of Jupiter on the rooftops. It was believed that the god of heaven was the owner of lightning and thunder. In English it is called “thunderplant”, lightning plant and “roof foil”, roof layer, as well as the healing blade “healing blade”, one of the most known medicinal plants throughout history, in thousands of years, hence our herb in need. In Spanish it has many names, among them “sanalotodo” and “alcachofa de gato”; the appearance of the plant reminds the flower of the artichoke, which inhabits the rooftops, in the favorite places of cats…

In English it also has a peculiar name: “welcome home husband though never so drunk,” welcome home, husband, but never so drunk. To pronounce that name, it would be grim and grossly in the houses. Also the fire of the fight, under the roofs covered with dolda grass. Is he called “matafoc” in Catalan because, as in the case of lightning, he also protected him from that fire?