Comments on: “Se puede vivir sin pensar” http://spanish-podcast.com/2009/01/28/se-puede-vivir-sin-pensar/ A bilingual blog and conversational Spanish podcast. Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:21:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: eleena http://spanish-podcast.com/2009/01/28/se-puede-vivir-sin-pensar/#comment-1994 eleena Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:42:46 +0000 http://spanish-podcast.com/?p=991#comment-1994 Thanks, Carl, for commenting. No, I don't think you're thinking too much. I actually got a few private emails from people who downloaded the podcast about this story saying that they liked the story or that they love Cortázar's writing. But I was kind of expecting a few people to have said something publicly on the blog about the actual crux of the story. Oh well. You know that's how this blogging thing goes....the entries we anticipate being home runs turn out to be singles, while the entries we think are only a single, wind up turning into home runs. Outside of extremely negative/very controversial posts, it's hard to predict with any certainty what will get a reader/listener response. Thanks, Carl, for commenting. No, I don’t think you’re thinking too much. I actually got a few private emails from people who downloaded the podcast about this story saying that they liked the story or that they love Cortázar’s writing. But I was kind of expecting a few people to have said something publicly on the blog about the actual crux of the story. Oh well. You know that’s how this blogging thing goes….the entries we anticipate being home runs turn out to be singles, while the entries we think are only a single, wind up turning into home runs. Outside of extremely negative/very controversial posts, it’s hard to predict with any certainty what will get a reader/listener response.

]]> By: Carl http://spanish-podcast.com/2009/01/28/se-puede-vivir-sin-pensar/#comment-1989 Carl Wed, 11 Feb 2009 16:32:11 +0000 http://spanish-podcast.com/?p=991#comment-1989 I've been waiting to see if any comments would show up on this post. I wonder if people are uncomfortable with a sympathetic story about the "upper class". Kind of like it's not PC to write about how Franco supporters and church clergy etc., also suffered during the civil war. Or maybe it's just me thinking too much. I’ve been waiting to see if any comments would show up on this post. I wonder if people are uncomfortable with a sympathetic story about the “upper class”. Kind of like it’s not PC to write about how Franco supporters and church clergy etc., also suffered during the civil war.

Or maybe it’s just me thinking too much.

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