¡Madre solo hay una pero la mía es cómo ninguna!
Carmen la que contaba 16 años...
Pasó el tiempo se casó y tuvo tres monos,
¡Regalo lindo y divertido hace muchas reconversiones monetarias atrás!
Ella no va andar con groserías, si nos veía en algún bochinche en la casa decía: Miraa mijitoo sigues así y vas a ver lo que es bueno, así tranquilito lo decía, si no hacíamos caso, no decía pío, pero corre Lola corre porque ella no lanzaba la chancla voladora, se aseguraba de llegar a donde estuvieses y dejarte el tatuaje temporal bien definido y a todo color.
Comerciante: ¡Señora Mía no le tengo el chicharrón que tanto le gusta!
Yo: ¿Cuál chicharrón?
Comerciante: Bueno uno que ella me pidió…
Yo: ¡Pero bueno Maa! ¡Yo comprándote frutas para ayudar a la oxigenación del cerebro, lechoza, manzanas, uvas, patillas, también ayuda las verduras y vegetales y tu me sales con el chicharrón!
Mamá: (riéndose calladito como muchachita tremenda) ¡ah pues, yo quiero mi chicharrón y punto!
Al cabo de unos minutos pasamos por otro puesto y un muchacho que la quiere mucho le dice:
¡Pase mi reina! ¡Siéntese y escoja la chuchería que le guste! Yo la había dejado un ratito allí para comprar en otro lado y cuando regresé tenía chocolates, cambur y cómo tres personas con ella ahí risa y risa.
Así no se Puede…😅
77 años cumple Dios mediante este 2022
Hay mas anécdotas pero que merecen ser contadas en el programa de
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Now in English:
There is only one mother, but mine is like no other!
God has given us some beautiful protective angels on earth called MOM, I think that's how a popular song from our country Venezuela says, which by the way my mother loves, it moves her a lot, it touches her nerves for the lyrics and second for the rhythm, my mother is from Apure state so you can already have an idea.
"My mother came to the capital city when she was 14 years old to take care of an aunt, her older sister who had had a serious accident, my mother has never had any qualms when it comes to helping her own or others, "the hands go out for them to come" is one of her recurring phrases, meaning that we should always do good so that when the time comes for a special circumstance others will come to help you when you least expect it.
Carmen who was 16 years old...
Time went by and she got married and had three monkeys, I mean three treasures! I am the middle monkey, each treasure gives her a detail when she least expects it, she is always surprised and grateful, but the funniest thing is that her birthday falls on mother's day and by the way on nurse's day, one of us once thought of saying: thank goodness you are not a nurse to which she replied; ahh nooo! And who cures your fever, falls, allergies, and stop counting? So the gifts are triple.
With how sweet she is, with a kind smile and a mischievous look because she has the joke to the surface as a good Venezuelan, she also has character, I have never heard her yell at anyone, but that same look freezes us immediately when we are out of the house and do something inappropriate, Once when we were little visiting lifelong friends, we ran in the living room, she was happy and fun having her afternoon coffee with the other ladies and then the one who writes here stood still like a statue when she saw the penetrating gaze of my mother.
She was not going to be rude, if she saw us in some mess in the house she would say: Look, if you continue like this you will see what is good, she would say it in a low voice, if we did not pay attention, she would not say a peep, but run Lola run because she did not throw the flying flip flop, she made sure to get to where you were and leave you the temporary tattoo well defined and in full color.
My mother is a very appreciated person by her neighbors and friends, even in the little municipal market where we do our Sunday shopping the merchants always have to do with her, they ask for her blessing, the most recent anecdote was this one:
Shopkeeper: Mrs. Mia, I don't have the chicharrón you like so much!
Me: What pork rinds?
Shopkeeper: Well, one that I ordered...
Me: Well Maa! I buy you fruits to help the oxygenation of the brain, milk, apples, grapes, patillas, it also helps the greens and vegetables and you come to me with the chicharrones!
Mom: (laughing quietly like a little girl) Ah well, I want my chicharrones and that's it!
After a few minutes we pass by another stall and a boy who loves her very much says to her:
"Come in my queen, sit down and choose the sweets you like!
I had left her there for a while to go shopping somewhere else and when I came back she had chocolatiers, cambur and about three people with her there laughing and laughing.
She is like that...😅
God willing she will be 77 this 2022.
77 is the year I was born and I want to surprise her with a good joropo dance with my aunts, I will be quiet, so quiet, don't tell her. This is her month, the month of May, the month of flowers, the month of tasty mango, and the month of everything good because yes, thank you for coming this far, I send you many blessings and good vibes for you and the most beautiful angel you have called mom.
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Photos: my own, taken with a Vivicam 3785 digital camera edited with the cool ToonMe App and CapCut apps.
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