I saw the movie Chocolat in Iran, not once, but any time tv shows it, I run to watch again.
It has many exquisite points which with amazing plays got even more charming, but I like this one so much; When Vian -over the ladder- was mounting the signbord, cont walked and passed her, then he turned back and gave a look -which you know what it meaned- vian thought somthing was worng with the signbord.
Even entering to a village in which a woman can not think about being with a man after near half a century passed from her husband deth, she felt so natural to not to be married while having a child that she didn't take "the look" as something personal at the moment.

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Yesterday I met an amazing dentist, who cleaned my teeth from a calcareous mass or plaque, which mistakenly I thought was a cavity. I tought there should be atleast one cavity in some tooth, since they have not been checked up by a dentist for a year and a half.
He removed th plaque from that tooth and cleaned some other teeths, particularly at the bottom were the gum startes.
I met his mother and wife before finding his office, becuase the one who gave me the address, mistakenly menttioned the residence one.
When his mother was giving me the office address, she started to speak in Farsi, and I recognised she was beloged to that cluster of Iranians who migrated to India in past centuries. They can speak a little farsi, though with an Indian accent, and are called Parsi-Irani.
She must have recognised -of my face perhaps- that I am iraniain too. She offered me a sit, tea and could drinks which I refused, since I thought it won't be nice to act like a ghest though the woman was treating so warmly like she knew me from the pasts.
Why this cluster of Iranians migrated to India, my opinion is (I have not researched yet about the actual reasons of their emigration, but if you know a little about iran history it won't be difficult to guess) it was because of pressures on them.

These people are generally Zoroastrians, a relegion of Iranians before Arabs attack. In 2 or 3 centuries before, a fanatic moslem regim turned to power, named "Safavieh". Particularly a king of this regim named Shah Abbas is famous for giving the form Shiite to Iran.
I believe there is a posibility that he was very hard towards other relegios adherents.
In fact it is happening again some how, as you can see so many Iranians leaving their homeland to get rid of molla's regim pressures.
where were we? ..anyway, I got the address and went to the office, where after a while the dentist and his wife came along.
When I described the reason of going there, he checked my teeth and started to explain, half in farsi and half in english.
After removing the plaque and cleaning, he went to the next room for a moment. I waited there to ask how much I have to pay.
-nothing, he said , which was the second plesent shoking thing.

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There are some photoes of Parsi-Irani people sosieties in my fotopage today.

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Just look at this surinam toad, poor animal nither have any tooth nor any tongue, and not even a whole ear.. but in the tip of every finger, carries a star.

So like Hagrid's illegal magical creatures, eh?
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One thing I can't wait to whach every saturday night is little britain.
Although you might not yuk all the time, but there is kind of special cheerfulness within it, even with remembering them (haha! especially that Laydee and well, David is stil charming in that ballet dress!), make me deeply smiled.

Matt lucas is one the most special comedians I've ever seen. He became bold after an accident when he was a kid, (I don't remember the address of the page I read this in) which make him like a blank convas sutible for wearing any make up, and honestly every time I see marjery I forget it's not a woman at all.

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I want to ask Oprah Wimfry; what do you mean really Oprah, by saying repeatedly "American women must thank god to be born in this country" ?
I know USA is thousands times better than my country in freedom and womens' right, but I felt simpathy for Amrican women after limitations took place in their rights for abortion. Should be any differences in women's rights between advanced sosieties -if they think they have improved actually- and the others or not?

In fact we must say, "those women who read their bibles every day with consideration, must thank god to be born in that country."
I don't think there could be a peacefull life for those who think different, especially these days that they're going so far to talk about even replace the teory of evolution with "intelegent falling" in school books.
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