Back from Piano's Plans (reprise)

I visited the Piano plan exhibition for a second time and this time round I found more time to watch a part of the one-hour documentary about Valletta and its rich history. I wonder whether a DVD of that documentary could be put up for sale. It was too hot to watch the whole documentary in the stifling room but I wish I could have seen the whole thing. Walking back to the MCP car park after half a day spent in Valletta I could not help but wander wonder (thanks Ettore, you bloody pedant) whether the taxi drivers would still manage to hog Piano’s new entrance once the dust settles in the same way they managed to block Paceville’s pedestrianised area and use the new fountains to wash their cars.

And once we have the ADT on our mind, don’t you think that the SMS reporting and inaction business is a real scorcher of a classic? Walking through the Valletta Bus Terminus you get fumigated a couple of hundred times as buses driven haphazardly by drivers preoccupied with their phone call zoom to within a hair’s breath of taking your life or limbs away.

Piano. Molto ma molto Piano.