Estoy aquí sin saber lo que realmente estoy escribiendo (tipeando). Puede ser que empiece hablando sobre la UEFA Champios League y acabe explicando un párrafo de un libro que adquirí hace poco. No son muchas las veces en las que me animo a escribir algo así en forma tan improvisada. Lo único que sé es que quisiera expresar todo lo que siento en estos momentos. En este preciso momento. No importa acerca del qué. Tonterías, no sé, pero sí escribir para luego guardar y leer en algun futuro estas líneas que escribo en el presente, pero que en el futuro me preguntaré el porqué quise improvisar. Todos en algún momento de nuestras vidas han consultado sobre su historia pasada. Sí. Una historia que quizás ayude a abrir nuevos caminos. Una historia que quizás traiga alegrías y satisfacciones. o una historia negra. Y digo negra en esta forma porque es un término que resume toda la explicación que solamente lograría quitar tiempo y espacio. No es muy común que en este mundo la mayoría de las personas les guste tomar sopa (niños) ni comer chocolates de forma frecuente (adultos). Éste último quizás no lo haga porque sabe que no es muy bueno comer esos dulces tan seguido. Me estoy acordando de una profesora, una profesora de francés, no voy a decir su nombre pero sí que siente una gran pasión hacia la literatura. Acabo de tomar gelatina bebible. Es la primera vez que preparaba eso. Creí que era gelatina común y corriente pero no, no cuaja cuando lo refrigeré. Mi mascota Rocky está descansando en la sala de mi casa. Creo que ya lo debo regresar al patio. Estoy viendo que mis brazos (mis antebrazos) sobre todo el derecho está muy rojo, me quemé por la mañana cuando estaba con mi bici en el Ciclonudista. Era la primera vez que iba a eso. Es muy agradable y cool, al menos para mi, que haya toda esa libertad para montar bicicleta sin estar preocupándote a cada rato por los automóviles. Justo ahora me estoy acordando que tengo que ir a comprar unas cositas para la casa. Es así que este párrafo llega a su fin al menos por ahora...
3/11/2011
12/04/2008
A diary of Life (Part III)
Many children and teens are prone to change themselves as they meet new people, especially those that they unconsciously consider "friends", people that they think may obtain something "good" or pleasant from them, but that the real situation is that these "new friends" are people whose lives were sealed by bad and undesirable friendships, and whose "new" lives have been devoted to the increasing world of gangs.
However, where there are problems, there are solutions, and a way to fight this issue is to develop communication with parents or with any one who is able to help or to advice them. Parents play a very important role in every offspring's decision. For example, if mom or dad or both do not care so much of their "children" they may feel as someone who does not have rights to be loved, and as a consequence, they might start thinking the same, that anyone should not either deserve care or benefits as them, and finally, become a gang, involving with a group of people that they think these people are the ones that can understand them. Though, while parents dedicate more time and comprehension to their children and take care of them, these children also has to think conciously of what their family do for them, in simple words, comprehension and love. Sometimes teens only want to become someone whose interests and hobbies can be shared with other people who they consider "friends", ignoring the real face of them. And parents are always people to whom we can share our interests and hobbies.
12/03/2008
A diary of Life (Part II)
Children want everything that they see in their way from toys to real cars, or they may cry all day, but this is something natural, part of their human development. However, this is not the real problem that everyone, especially parents concern about, but their offspring´s unruly or rebellious character as they grow up, especially during their teens. According to most of them, parents should give them freedom as they grow and become young adults (approximately between 13-21 years old), or just when they feel they have the sufficient age to face society and to care themselves. There are a couple of anwers or refutations to this inmature argument. Firstly, people whose age fluctuate between 13 to 17 years are not citizens with majority of age, hence, they do not have the capacity to fight with life; sure some of them might, but not by legal matters. Summarizing this point, these group of appently "young adults" are under the custody of parents or an adult taking care of the offspring. Of course, it does not mean that parents control their lives, but son and daughter must comply with them, because they just want the best for them. Secondly, the fact is that respect (the typical example of a boy or a girl who goes out and returns home late) should must be shown throughout life and not when siblings become adults and could think in a mature way. Again, it is necessary to stress that we are refering to parents that make use of reason. In that way, these young adults or children, if do not agree with mom or dad, at least they must listen to them with a conciously manner, and when having difficult to come up to a decision, think of them for help... remember they are not only our parents, but also our friends, people who are always there taking care of us and willing to help us in any moment. In addition, communication is essential in every relationship. Our parents are willing to listen to us because they love us.
12/02/2008
A diary of Life (Part I)
Every day we hear classmates saying expressions like "will the test be easy?", "the exam was terrible", "I did not have time to study", or just single words that reflect their dissatisfaction with a test or with a teacher or just something they did not thought it would have happened. A typical student as me or as you, dear reader, may react badly by pronouncing those statements, or maybe we can keep dumb to show that we are dissatisfied or mad with something. However, if pupils were more optimism this reactions might not be shown so frequently as regularly. In fact, they may show friendly facial expressions even during exam times, or serious expressions, but showing optimism; and mostly of the times, results are positive. Of course, we do not always get good grades by being positive and not desperate because passing an examination implies having studied or reviewed the subjects, but it is very important to show either optimism and responsibility. If we can do it, it becomes our most powerful weapon to "fight" against both the exam and the instructor, who may be in a terrible mood or tedious, due to the fact that they (our teachers) can influence our mood either in a positive way or negatively, mainly if our mood is so sensitive or so difficult to control. Even though, many people may say as an answer to this short extract, that there are students who never show optimism and they can get high grades afterwards. I would say that it is true, yet showing a positive manner even we know that an examination is very difficult, can lead us to have strong minds for the future, and that we perhaps become better humans, and why not? teachers of pessimists. Now, many may ask themselves how can they show optimism or create a positive environment in our surrounding? This question is not easy to answer because it varies according to each person; however, each one of us has the answer for it.
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11/24/2008
Crónica sobre la semana APEC en Lima
Lo bueno, lo malo, lo feo y lo curioso en el marco de la XVI cumbre de líderes APEC según Cesar Team...
Lo bueno... la organización de la cumbre y el impresionante despliegue de seguridad, que inclusive se pudieron admirar fragatas en el mar, mostraron al mundo entero que el Perú puede lograr muchas cosas si se lo propone. Además, fueron días claves para el país en iniciar negociaciones bilaterales con los distintos estados miembros, y que sus respectivos jefes de estado brindaron por el fin de la crisis económica y financiera mundial...
Lo malo... Las calles de la capital limeña que a pesar de todas las obras que empezaron hace varios meses y aún no concluían, se podía ver el estado deplorable en que se encuentran aún, con baches y malos asfaltados.
Lo feo... Las protestas en contra del gobierno del presidente estadounidense, George Bush, cuyos manisfestantes decían de todo sobre el mandatario norteamericano, así como también se oponían al tratado de libre comercio con dicho país; por otro lado, el mal recibimiento que tuvo el multimillonario chino Jack Ma durante su visita al emporio comercial Gamarra, cuyos comerciantes protestaban contra el tratado de libre comercio con el país asiático. Asimismo, la captura de una señora que portaba un multiusos con el cuchillo a la vista de todos en las afueras del hotel Marriot por manos de seguridad internacional que rodeaba el sitio. Aparte de estos hechos, hay otro más que realmente llama la atención... varios congresistas peruanos no saben lo que significan las siglas APEC.
Lo curioso... El primer ministro de Papua Nueva Guinea, Michael Somare, quien calzaba sandalias en vez de zapatos; la corbata michi que vestía al líder de Hong Kong, Donald Tsang, si bien es cierto que eso es típico de él, de todas formas resaltaba entre los otros 20 líderes.
