We ate, smoked, and listened to psytrance. There were no questions. I felt like I was with friends, enjoying their company and the couch. It was like a psychotrance party in their living room. They really like that kind of music. I do too, but I have to admit it's a change for me. I only know psytrance from the summer festivals I used to go to.

If I sound different than usual, it might be because I am writing from Belfast in Northern Ireland. It is still in the United Kingdom but the Irish speak with a totally different accent than the English. Be thankful I am not writing from Glasgow in Scotland, you wouldn’t be able to understand a word! September until December is a ‘poster season’ in the UK and it is my working time. This season I crossed most of Great Britain, lengthwise and crosswise. Travelling with a van, selling posters and art prints to students. I slept in numerous hotels and visited dozens of cities and universities.

Como te sientes? -"Vivo"??? Have You finished reading your 700 pages long ,art and music book yet? Was your teacher right and your thinking has completely changed since? Here is the latest news from Poland.

I am writing to you yet another letter. It must be sunset time on your roof top in Mexico City because it is sunrise here in my garden. Today I woke up just in time to see the magnificent sky before it clouded over. I used to have a Scottish friend who was always telling me: "The sky is beautiful at every sunrise even in the worst of cloudy days in Britain". I was never awake that early during my life in the UK (or 'awake' in general) to witness it, but now I can say that yes, it is true! Anyway, we have our own, big and beautiful strawberries. Snails and not only them, are having a feast. But I will write about it later.

You must have been very busy with all your activities and work in the city. I really liked your recent video and music composition which you created. It's amazing how you feel music. Again I would like to briefly update you about how things are in Poland. William is finally back from Krakow. He returned to us on my birthday and brought amazing energy with him. He hugged me, picked me up in the air, telling me that I smell like Ometepe!

To start, I would like to thank you for being my inspiration today! I don't know whether you did this on purpose or not, but your questions about William inspired me to write again! It is almost two months since we came to Poland and William at this very moment is in Kraków, the most beautiful Polish city and the one he dreamed about. If you don't remember, William was in love with Krakow ever since I have known him. In fact, he was telling me a legend about Wawel Dragon from Krakow on the day that we met.

Since, as you well know in this live I was born Polish, BUT: - "Sí, soy Mexicana. ¡Los mexicanos nacemos donde nos da la rechingada gana!' To tell you the truth, many more times have I been to worldwide capitals than I have been to the capitol of my own country. It is because of William's dream of exploring 'Polska' that I went again to visit Warsaw- the political and business center of Poland. I want to tell you more about our time there and compare Warsaw to Mexico City.

As you know, William and I recently went to Podlaskie province. Different region of Poland, 620 km away from where we live with my father. This distance is nothing in Mexican reality, but here 620 km means that we almost crossed the whole Poland on the bus! We went there to attend a free permaculture workshop, nearby Augustow town.