It is sad to go through this pandemic, but it is sadder to be outside your country, without your children, mother and other relatives, which are moments where we should be more united, that if I left the country, it was not because I wanted to, but because of what the great majority of Venezuelans have done.
I am from Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela, but I am in Chile, I already had in mind to return to Venezuela this year, now I do not know when with the Covid-19 but first thank God, because the pandemic has passed.
When I return to my country or the last one I saw was the Angostura Bridge, it's the first thing I want to see when I get there.
To be with mine again, if I spend days in quarantine, it doesn't matter to spend more time locked up in my house with my kids, to sleep with them every day, to spend 24 hours together, to have that nice coffee with my mom, to wait on the weekends when my brothers and nephews arrive, to celebrate birthdays.
To take up my work, to leave it there or maybe to start one of my own, that was one of the things our parents taught us, to work, to work, if it is honest better.
Because of my work here in Chile, it is difficult for me to publish constantly, but every time I can, I feel as if I were in my own country. Here I have done well, but for those who have a family, they decide to leave, they spend all their time with a small and wrinkled heart, but I will return when the crown is finished.
So wait for me Venezuela, to celebrate in a big way, life, health, family.
The photos are mine, I brought them in a pendrae and my small laptop, since through it I have been able to communicate with my people. The photos were taken with my sister's camera, a Sony that she has.
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