Paul is a good man, very professional and thorough in whatever job is assigned to him.

He just happens to be very disillusioned as a result of a couple of nasty experiences he had with Minister Gatt. Come back, Paul.

Go easy on him Baxxter, because he’s got dementia.

All the more reason why Astrid cannot avoid the matter then.

She did it with Sargas when those proposed a rigged installation in the middle of Marsaxlokk bay.

And don’t forget to take your and Karmenu Vella’s dementia pills before you hit the pillow, Dward!

[Daphne – My, I had no idea Eddy Privitera and Il-Guy are an item.]

Din Astrid, tahseb li Malta taghha biss.

Malta taghna lkoll Astrid he. The Piano project is the best thing ever.

Valletta is part of my culture. If it’s not yours, tough, I am part of Valletta. I am part of the city. I am part of Malta. I am Maltese. I like the project. I like being in an open air theatre in Valletta, where when I’m there seated amongst many other people, (who like me, like the project, cause they wouldn’t be there if they didn’t) I can look around and still appreciate the beauty of the arcitectural works around me.

That is why the Piano project makes sense. It’s the feeling of being in a crowd and still feeling the richness of the beauty around us. But perhaps you haven’t got an eye for architecture, so you wouldn’t know what I’m talking about.

Finally, if you don’t like it leave Malta. There’s many a place you can go to. But careful, cause nowhere in Europe will you find such cheap ideas to defend your stance against the project.

Your saying that Piano is a foreigner doesn’t make sense. In Art and Architecture, no one is a foreigner. In Art and Architectural works, you’re either knowledgeable or you’re not.

Don’t try to get into this complex subject because from your comments it shows, the subject is not your forte.

No. Definitely not. I happen to know Ing. Cardona quite well, and, no matter what his opinions or leanings, it would have been a mistake had any Government not availed itself of his experience and services! I disagree totally with what you state in paras. 2 and 3 of your comments. Whatever the reasons for his differences with the PN (was it the Palumbo takeover of the Drydocks?) one cannot just throw aside a man respected even abroad for his professional abilities.

Mintoff was more than amply compensated and retained the property consisting of l-Gharix where he entertained his favourite friends with a special treat of sandwiches and washed down with a mouthful of coffee from a thermos flask brought from his villa in Tarxien.

We ‘Christians’ sent him to the other side after a funeral mass said by the Archbishop and a state funeral to boot.

Kollox ha mieghu, ta.

Amazing. Only this evening we were joking about this at home but we were betting on Joseph to wear a red tie.

Just look at the thing.

http://www.londonbridgequarter.com/the-shard/overview

It doesn’t have dedicated parking, straddles the station and is open to the public. London shows how it’s done.

And she has the cheek to call him a conman.

Yes, en plein air.