Many things in this life can make me sad, but I read this initiative and I could not avoid my feelings returning to my deepest memories and longing for a yesterday that no longer exists and I cannot get over having lost my three special loves, my father, mother and grandmother.
Although my last two people are the ones that hurt me the most I still miss them and remember the last day of their lives and that I saw them die, I think that is something I can never forget and it is not that it is something simple and pleasant but it is inevitable to return to that moment.
I think it happens to me that I would like to share with them, to tell them some things of my day, to be in special dates and to remember that they are gone is very hard, this makes me sad, but life goes on and we have to go on our way and carry them in our memories.
Another thing that makes me sad is the current situation of the country, it saddens me that my children have not seen a country really in democracy, with the benefits and comforts that we had before, when with a salary you could buy whatever you wanted, food, electrical appliances, eat on the street whenever you wanted, and there was money left over to save and invest, Venezuela was different and I would love for my children to have those comforts that we had before, now you have to work harder and with all that you still have to work harder to be able to buy many things.
Another thing that makes me sad is to see many people on the streets, eating out of the garbage, listening there to see what leftovers to eat, I know that one complains about the situation of the country and not being able to buy so many things, but these people are worse off and when I think of them it makes me sad and at the same time makes me think that with everything and how we are, we are rich.
Lately I have seen so many people sleeping in the streets, children, teenagers, adults, elderly, it is terrible to see so many people sleeping in the streets, I have passed by specific places in my city at different times and I see these people there, sleeping, eating garbage or even damaged things that makes me very sad, one often wants to have a lot of money and be able to help so many people.
It saddens me to see people crying for the loss or pain of someone they love, to see sick people unable to buy medicine, or to be able to get some tests for lack of money, it saddens me the loss of values that exists in the youth, it saddens me that people do not believe in God and put him aside and all this is like an eternal cycle of why humanity is decaying every day, all this saddens me.
I know that there are many things that sadden me when I see them or think about them, but I know that the good ones are more, this is my first participation in the initiative proposed by @ericvancewalton, from Lunes de Memoria #46, whose theme refers to What saddens you,
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Muchas cosas en esta vida pueden ponerme triste, pero leí esta iniciativa y no pude evitar que mis sentimientos volvieran a mis recuerdos más profundos y añoranzas de un ayer que ya no existe y es que yo no puedo superar el haber perdido a mis tres amores especiales, mi padre, madre y abuela.
Aunque mis dos últimas personas son las que más me duelen no dejo de extrañarlas y recordar el último día de sus vidas y que las vi morir, creo que eso es algo que nunca podré olvidar y no es que sea algo sencillo y agradable pero es inevitable volver a ese momento.
Creo que me pasa que quisiera compartir con ellos, contarle algunas cosas de mi día, estar en fechas especiales y re ordar que ya no están es muy duro, esto me pone triste, pero la vida contnua y tenemos que seguir nuestro camino y llevarles en los recuerdos.
Otra de las cosas que me pone triste es la situación actual del país, me entristece que mis hijos no han visto un país realmente en democracia, con los beneficios y comodidades que teníamos antes, cuando uno con un sueldo podía comprar lo que quisiera, comida, artefactos eléctricos, comer en la calle cada vez que uno quería, y sobraba dinero para ahorrar e invertir, ahora todo esto es algo que la gente ni se imagina, Venezuela era diferente y me encantaría que mis hijos tuvieran esas comodidades que antes contábamos, ahora hay que trabajar más duro y con todo eso aún falta para poder adquirir muchas cosas.
Otra de las cosas que me pone triste es ver muchas personas en situación de calle, comiendo de la basura, escuchando allí para ver que sobras poder comer, se que uno se queja de la situación del país y no poder adquirir tantas cosas, pero estas personas están peor y cuando pienso en ellos me entristece y a la vez me hace pensar que con todo y como estamos, somos ricos.
Últimamente he visto tantas personas dormir en las calles, niños, adolescentes, adultos, ancianos, es terrible ver tantas personas durmiendo en la interperie, he pasado por lugares específicos de mi ciudad a diferentes horas y veo a estas personas allí, durmiendo, comiendo basura o cosas hasta dañadas que me da mucha tristeza, uno muchas veces quiera tener mucho dinero y poder ayudar a tantas personas.
Me entristece ver personas llorando por la perdida o dolor e alguien que aman, ver gente enferma sin poder comprar medicina, o poder hacerse algunos exámenes por falta de dinero, me entristece la pérdida de valores que existe en la juventud,e entristece que las personas no crean en Dios y lo hagan a un lado y todo esto es como un ciclo eterno de porque la humanidad cada día está en decadencia, todo esto me entristece.
Se que son muchas cosas que me entristecen al verlas o pensar en ellas, pero se que los buenos somos más, está es mi primera participación en la iniciativa propuesta por @ericvancewalton, de Lunes de Memoria #46, cuyo tema se refiere a ¿Qué te entristece?,
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Before Hive, my recollection of Venezuela was when watching the beauty paegents, Miss Venezuela seemed to win very often. It was a rich country and all the ladies were beautiful.
Then I came across many Venezuelans on Hive and everyone talked about the hyper inflation and the struggles of daily life. It was a totally different picture to what I had in mind.
In a way, it's probably better for the kids who have never experienced anything different, this is the only life they know (not that they deserve it). But for those who had experienced the good times, I can understand how heartbreaking it is to lose everything you once had.
It is true that Venezuela has very beautiful women and they used to win many contests, in fact it is one of the things that made our country famous.
Don't believe it, many of those kids have emigrated and others already want to do it from a very young age seeing the opportunities that exist in other countries, and that has brought many separated families, it is what I would not want with my children, but I hope in God that everything improves for the better. Thank you for stopping by.
I understand you perfectly! Living in Venezuela is to share the same sadness: parents dying, lack of medicine, the economic situation, destitution, friends and family leaving. We have a postgraduate lighting the match of hope daily. Greetings
Those were heartbreaking. Can't help but feel sad reading your blog.😐