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Cuando se llega a mi edad, después de haber cosechado amistades, es fácil responder a la pregunta que nos hace @brujita18, en el reto Échame el cuento: ¿A quién llamas cuando estás feliz, triste o en peligro?
Tengo amistades profesionales con las que cuento en caso de una emergencia, ellos también cuentan conmigo. Amigos que son abogados, médicos, taxistas y fabulosos vecinos a quienes se les puede tocar la puerta a cualquier hora.
Para mí, vivo la vida literalmente como si cada día fuera un milagro, tal cual la frase icónica de Albert Einstein “Existen dos formas de ver la vida: una es creer que no existen los milagros, la otra es creer que todo es un milagro”. Mis amigos en el trabajo, mis vecinos…, son sencillamente mi milagro dado.
Cuando una emergencia se suscita, allí han estado ellos para tenderme la mano, cada quien a su manera. Y en las festividades, nos reunimos como una gran familia. Nos vamos rotando de casa en casa. La gran celebración siempre ha sido “El día de Acción de Gracias”, y este año, ya estamos haciendo los preparativos para el 14 de octubre.
A todos mis amigos, tal cual le he enseñado a mi hijo Matthew, son como nuestros ángeles de la guarda. Con Matthew he vivido momentos de angustia por la enfermedad que padece, y todos han estado, de una u otra manera, presentes. Una ayuda económica, prestar el vehículo para el traslado al Centro Médico, ayudar con los gastos que el Seguro en ese momento no cubre. Llegar a la casa con una tarta y hacerme compañía mientras nos tomamos una copa o bebida caliente (depende de la estación del año).
Estas son las cosas (bendiciones) que he obtenido al sembrar todos estos años en tierra fértil. Papá y mamá, con sus sabios consejos, nos enseñaron a cultivar amistades (familiares y allegados), conscientes de que arar no es fácil. Para mis padres, una amistad inquebrantable es como un jardín, necesita cuidado, atención y paciencia para florecer.
Las amistades se construyen sobre cimientos sólidos y se nutren de varios ingredientes esenciales como la lealtad, la confianza, la comunicación sincera, el apoyo mutuo, el tiempo y constancia… Gracias a todos ellos por estar allí en las buenas y en las malas.
Cuando se llega a mi edad, después de haber cosechado amistades, es fácil responder a la pregunta que nos hace @brujita18, en el reto Échame el cuento: ¿A quién llamas cuando estás feliz, triste o en peligro?
Tengo amistades profesionales con las que cuento en caso de una emergencia, ellos también cuentan conmigo. Amigos que son abogados, médicos, taxistas y fabulosos vecinos a quienes se les puede tocar la puerta a cualquier hora.
Para mí, vivo la vida literalmente como si cada día fuera un milagro, tal cual la frase icónica de Albert Einstein “Existen dos formas de ver la vida: una es creer que no existen los milagros, la otra es creer que todo es un milagro”. Mis amigos en el trabajo, mis vecinos…, son sencillamente mi milagro dado.
Cuando una emergencia se suscita, allí han estado ellos para tenderme la mano, cada quien a su manera. Y en las festividades, nos reunimos como una gran familia. Nos vamos rotando de casa en casa. La gran celebración siempre ha sido “El día de Acción de Gracias”, y este año, ya estamos haciendo los preparativos para el 14 de octubre.
A todos mis amigos, tal cual le he enseñado a mi hijo Matthew, son como nuestros ángeles de la guarda. Con Matthew he vivido momentos de angustia por la enfermedad que padece, y todos han estado, de una u otra manera, presentes. Una ayuda económica, prestar el vehículo para el traslado al Centro Médico, ayudar con los gastos que el Seguro en ese momento no cubre. Llegar a la casa con una tarta y hacerme compañía mientras nos tomamos una copa o bebida caliente (depende de la estación del año).
Estas son las cosas (bendiciones) que he obtenido al sembrar todos estos años en tierra fértil. Papá y mamá, con sus sabios consejos, nos enseñaron a cultivar amistades (familiares y allegados), conscientes de que arar no es fácil. Para mis padres, una amistad inquebrantable es como un jardín, necesita cuidado, atención y paciencia para florecer.
Las amistades se construyen sobre cimientos sólidos y se nutren de varios ingredientes esenciales como la lealtad, la confianza, la comunicación sincera, el apoyo mutuo, el tiempo y constancia… Gracias a todos ellos por estar allí en las buenas y en las malas.
Dedicado a todos aquellos escribas que contribuyen, día a día, a hacer de nuestro planeta, un mundo mejor.
Dedicado a todos aquellos escribas que contribuyen, día a día, a hacer de nuestro planeta, un mundo mejor.
Gracias a @brujita18 por considerar invitarme a este llamado de la comunidad #mundohispano.
Creo que aún estás a tiempo de participar, únete a la comunidad de #mundohispano y explota la creatividad literaria que adormece dentro de cada uno… @chironga67, @sacra97, @lauril, @atreyuserver and @castri-ja.
Échame el Cuento: ¿A quién llamas cuando estás feliz, triste o en peligro?
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When you get to my age, after having made friends, it's easy to answer the question posed by @brujita18, in the challenge Tell me about it.: Who do you call when you are happy, sad or in danger?
I have professional friends I count on in case of an emergency, they count on me too. Friends who are lawyers, doctors, taxi drivers and fabulous neighbours who can be knocked on the door at any time.
For me, I live life literally as if every day is a miracle, just like Albert Einstein's iconic quote ‘There are two ways of looking at life: one is to believe that there are no miracles, the other is to believe that everything is a miracle’. My friends at work, my neighbours…, are simply my given miracle.
When an emergency arises, they have been there to lend me a hand, each in their own way. And on holidays, we come together as one big family. We rotate from house to house. The big celebration has always been ‘Thanksgiving Day’, and this year, we are already making preparations for October 14.
All my friends, as I have taught my son Matthew, are like our guardian angels. I have experienced moments of anguish with Matthew because of the illness he is suffering from, and all of them have been present in one way or another. Financial help, lending the car to take him to the medical centre, helping with the expenses that the insurance doesn't cover at the time. Arriving home with a cake and keeping me company while we have a drink or a hot drink (depending on the season).
These are the things (blessings) I have gained from sowing all these years in fertile soil. Dad and mum, with their wise advice, taught us to cultivate friendships (family and close ones), knowing that ploughing is not easy. For my parents, an unbreakable friendship is like a garden, it needs care, attention, and patience to flourish.
Friendships are built on solid foundations and are nurtured by several essential ingredients such as loyalty, trust, honest communication, mutual support, time, and constancy… Thanks to all of them for being there through thick and thin.
Dedicated to all those scribes who contribute, day by day, to making our planet a better world.
Thanks to @brujita18 for considering inviting me to this call from the #mundohispano community.
I think you still have time to participate, join the #mundohispano community and exploit the literary creativity that lulls within each one… @lecumberre, @atreyuserver, @irvinc.
Tell Me the Story: Who do you call when you are happy, sad or in danger?
Creo que aún estás a tiempo de participar, únete a la comunidad de #mundohispano y explota la creatividad literaria que adormece dentro de cada uno… @chironga67, @sacra97, @lauril, @atreyuserver and @castri-ja.
Échame el Cuento: ¿A quién llamas cuando estás feliz, triste o en peligro?
When you get to my age, after having made friends, it's easy to answer the question posed by @brujita18, in the challenge Tell me about it.: Who do you call when you are happy, sad or in danger?
I have professional friends I count on in case of an emergency, they count on me too. Friends who are lawyers, doctors, taxi drivers and fabulous neighbours who can be knocked on the door at any time.
For me, I live life literally as if every day is a miracle, just like Albert Einstein's iconic quote ‘There are two ways of looking at life: one is to believe that there are no miracles, the other is to believe that everything is a miracle’. My friends at work, my neighbours…, are simply my given miracle.
When an emergency arises, they have been there to lend me a hand, each in their own way. And on holidays, we come together as one big family. We rotate from house to house. The big celebration has always been ‘Thanksgiving Day’, and this year, we are already making preparations for October 14.
All my friends, as I have taught my son Matthew, are like our guardian angels. I have experienced moments of anguish with Matthew because of the illness he is suffering from, and all of them have been present in one way or another. Financial help, lending the car to take him to the medical centre, helping with the expenses that the insurance doesn't cover at the time. Arriving home with a cake and keeping me company while we have a drink or a hot drink (depending on the season).
These are the things (blessings) I have gained from sowing all these years in fertile soil. Dad and mum, with their wise advice, taught us to cultivate friendships (family and close ones), knowing that ploughing is not easy. For my parents, an unbreakable friendship is like a garden, it needs care, attention, and patience to flourish.
Friendships are built on solid foundations and are nurtured by several essential ingredients such as loyalty, trust, honest communication, mutual support, time, and constancy… Thanks to all of them for being there through thick and thin.
When you get to my age, after having made friends, it's easy to answer the question posed by @brujita18, in the challenge Tell me about it.: Who do you call when you are happy, sad or in danger?
I have professional friends I count on in case of an emergency, they count on me too. Friends who are lawyers, doctors, taxi drivers and fabulous neighbours who can be knocked on the door at any time.
For me, I live life literally as if every day is a miracle, just like Albert Einstein's iconic quote ‘There are two ways of looking at life: one is to believe that there are no miracles, the other is to believe that everything is a miracle’. My friends at work, my neighbours…, are simply my given miracle.
When an emergency arises, they have been there to lend me a hand, each in their own way. And on holidays, we come together as one big family. We rotate from house to house. The big celebration has always been ‘Thanksgiving Day’, and this year, we are already making preparations for October 14.
All my friends, as I have taught my son Matthew, are like our guardian angels. I have experienced moments of anguish with Matthew because of the illness he is suffering from, and all of them have been present in one way or another. Financial help, lending the car to take him to the medical centre, helping with the expenses that the insurance doesn't cover at the time. Arriving home with a cake and keeping me company while we have a drink or a hot drink (depending on the season).
These are the things (blessings) I have gained from sowing all these years in fertile soil. Dad and mum, with their wise advice, taught us to cultivate friendships (family and close ones), knowing that ploughing is not easy. For my parents, an unbreakable friendship is like a garden, it needs care, attention, and patience to flourish.
Friendships are built on solid foundations and are nurtured by several essential ingredients such as loyalty, trust, honest communication, mutual support, time, and constancy… Thanks to all of them for being there through thick and thin.
Dedicated to all those scribes who contribute, day by day, to making our planet a better world.
Dedicated to all those scribes who contribute, day by day, to making our planet a better world.
Thanks to @brujita18 for considering inviting me to this call from the #mundohispano community.
I think you still have time to participate, join the #mundohispano community and exploit the literary creativity that lulls within each one… @lecumberre, @atreyuserver, @irvinc.
Tell Me the Story: Who do you call when you are happy, sad or in danger?
I think you still have time to participate, join the #mundohispano community and exploit the literary creativity that lulls within each one… @lecumberre, @atreyuserver, @irvinc.
Tell Me the Story: Who do you call when you are happy, sad or in danger?