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Matar el tiempo

Magazine

07 January 2009

Matar el tiempo

No nos gusta celebrar la Navidad, pero sí que hasta ahora, y coincidiendo con el cambio de año, nos gusta hacer algunos jueguecitos. Hace un par de Navidades nos dedicamos a preguntar qué
había sido lo mejor y lo peor del año. El pasado Año Nuevo propusimos una serie de posibilidades en broma (“Y si…”). Este año, con los Reyes Magos, traemos unos pasatiempos. Son tres juegos que esperamos que os ayuden a pasar el rato. Al fin y al cabo es a lo que nos dedicamos: a pasar el rato. ¿Qué otra cosa si no es pensar? De eso está hecho el pensamiento, de matar el tiempo. Poco más nos queda en tiempos de crisis. Y no es poco. A ver si lo
que nos va a traer esta crisis es un poco más de espacio para pensar. Pero, ¡eh!, ¡qué nadie se asuste! No es más que un juego. Y sobre todo, no perdamos el sentido del humor.

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