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From the guy having dinner to the lying birds... In La Vanguardia's Readers' Photos we can see a summary of ten curious images, of complaints or with a message collected this week in The Reader's Mailbox.
In this photograph we can see how the uncle dines, in Manlleu (Osona), waiting for the cagatió.
He fell at dawn, today, in the square of Sant Bartomeu del Grau (Osona). On Christmas Eve he brings gifts, after hitting him with a cane. Now we have to give him some food so that at Christmas he can have a good "poop". The town lights were still on in a cold dawn and as we can see in the image he is already wrapped up with a blanket for these cold days.
I took this photograph at sunset, from Ganduxer 140, in Barcelona, you can see me reflected in the glass.
When the children go on vacation, we have Moochi at home. Welcome to Capellades!
Winter has already arrived, but here we can see a long carpet of autumn leaves in Igualada, in Anoia.
I share this photograph taken in Madrid, capital, of a slender Christmas tree shining among the darkness of the city.
In this photograph we can see Barcelona from the perspective of Turó de l'Home, the top of Montseny. The silhouette of the Glòries Tower stands out in an unusual perspective.
The Plaça del Canonge Collell de Vic shines with this lighting, with the uncle that does not cast a shadow nor the black car.
The nickname Health Day is applied to the Christmas Lottery day. It arises from a common expression among those of us who have never won, until now, in the lottery: "The important thing is to be healthy." This phrase encapsulates a collective feeling that, beyond the illusions of wealth, health and well-being are the most valuable. Thus, the day of the drawing becomes a reminder that, although most do not win monetary prizes, everyone can, some more than others, celebrate the gift of health. Being healthy is the best gift we can hope for. To all who suffer, I wish you absolute healing or a clear improvement in your illnesses.
There are ceramic birds, which look real, placed in the outer holes of the Cova del Toll (Moianès). They help facilitate the explanations of the guided tourist routes.
