(Im)possible

The Royal Academy defines the word "impossible" as something that hasn't power or mean to become or happen . And it defines improbable as something implausible, not founded in a prudent reason.. 
Asking to choose, I like more the improbability than impossibility, as everybody, I guess.
The improbability hurts less, and leaves a loophole to hope, to the epic.  
David to win Goliat was improbable, but it happened.
An African-American living in the White House was improbable, but it happened. 
Barón Rojo back to play together was improbable but it happened too. 
Nadal dethroning Federer from numer one. A journalist turned into princess. The 12-1 against Malta.
Love, relationships, feelings, aren't founded in a prudent reason.
Is for that I don't like talk about impossible loves, but improbable loves. Because the improbable is, by definition, probable. What is almost certain not to happen, it can happen. 
And, while there is a possibility, a half chance in a billion that happens, it worth trying. 

~LHDP

Expiration date

For many sleepless nights thinking that one engages in sentimental biography, the truth is you will find a few solutions. You can patch this or that relationship, but eventually it will happen again as usual in a given time it will jump into pieces as so often, because one is as is and is not to be easy to stop loving someone, is almost a match lost in advance.

So the best that could happen to us in that sentimental relationships to come with expiration date, as yoghurt,  so we would know in advance which is the date of the final and lose no time ininsecurity, suspicion, or discussion, would we enjoy every moment to the last split second.

Thought if you think about it, the good part of haven't expiration date is that it allows us to still dreaming on, that time, that yoghurt could be preserved forever.

~LHDP