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Hello! How I've missed writing here. I feel like a millennia have passed!
First of all I apologize for the absence, but many things came together that make me decide to take this break. My mom came to visit for a month in January and I didn’t saw her since June. My mom and I are incredibly close, and I really needed the time to be with her without distraction. Something that makes me sad about living here is that I miss the people I love every day of my life. A week later I went to New York with my husband (who had never been there) to meet my best friend Susana and I set a goal to experience all the vegan restaurants that I could (there are only three or four in Miami). We had such an incredibly time, we freezed but it was so fun. Afterwards she came to Miami to spend her vacation and we decided to make a trip to Disney! I can only say that our house felt very lonely and sad in February. At that time I was ready to return to the blog, but a movement exploded in my country, Venezuela, an awakening of young people fighting for freedom without censorship and for the rights of all the Venezuelans who have been pressured by the government. Honestly, the last thing I saw convenient was talking about food, fun or health (also had no mind for anything).
I've had millions of anxiety attacks ( that I try to channel through exercise) because all my family and friends are there, and while on one hand I'm happy that this is happening because the situation is increasingly unlivable, it angers me that the government uses violence and causes the death of people that only wants a safest place to live, through a protest that has consistently been peaceful. I want this social division to be over, I wish that all Venezuelans realize the millions of lies that this regime feeds them, and that has gradually led us to our ruin. So many times I wish this government never existed, because I would probably still live there, but on the other hand I do feel like it has taught us to love our country that we were usually very apathetic about, to respect the Venezuelan who has and the who doesn’t, to want to be better if given the opportunity, living in an organized and different country. And I have faith that this will be resolved with the help of God and putting our eyes on Him, but I think it’s a process that will take time, perseverance and endurance, and I really feel like I need to drain through the blog. I respect and admire each and every Venezuelan who risk their lives for a better country, and I fully understand if you are not in the mood to read me for now. I 'll be here for you, and when our dream of freedom become a reality, through these pages you will have the content for a plentiful and healthy life. Venezuela I’m far but not absent, I think and pray for you every day, I visualize you as I want you to be in the near future, and I hope above all you are very proud of me.
First of all I apologize for the absence, but many things came together that make me decide to take this break. My mom came to visit for a month in January and I didn’t saw her since June. My mom and I are incredibly close, and I really needed the time to be with her without distraction. Something that makes me sad about living here is that I miss the people I love every day of my life. A week later I went to New York with my husband (who had never been there) to meet my best friend Susana and I set a goal to experience all the vegan restaurants that I could (there are only three or four in Miami). We had such an incredibly time, we freezed but it was so fun. Afterwards she came to Miami to spend her vacation and we decided to make a trip to Disney! I can only say that our house felt very lonely and sad in February. At that time I was ready to return to the blog, but a movement exploded in my country, Venezuela, an awakening of young people fighting for freedom without censorship and for the rights of all the Venezuelans who have been pressured by the government. Honestly, the last thing I saw convenient was talking about food, fun or health (also had no mind for anything).
I've had millions of anxiety attacks ( that I try to channel through exercise) because all my family and friends are there, and while on one hand I'm happy that this is happening because the situation is increasingly unlivable, it angers me that the government uses violence and causes the death of people that only wants a safest place to live, through a protest that has consistently been peaceful. I want this social division to be over, I wish that all Venezuelans realize the millions of lies that this regime feeds them, and that has gradually led us to our ruin. So many times I wish this government never existed, because I would probably still live there, but on the other hand I do feel like it has taught us to love our country that we were usually very apathetic about, to respect the Venezuelan who has and the who doesn’t, to want to be better if given the opportunity, living in an organized and different country. And I have faith that this will be resolved with the help of God and putting our eyes on Him, but I think it’s a process that will take time, perseverance and endurance, and I really feel like I need to drain through the blog. I respect and admire each and every Venezuelan who risk their lives for a better country, and I fully understand if you are not in the mood to read me for now. I 'll be here for you, and when our dream of freedom become a reality, through these pages you will have the content for a plentiful and healthy life. Venezuela I’m far but not absent, I think and pray for you every day, I visualize you as I want you to be in the near future, and I hope above all you are very proud of me.
Here I added photos of what I did during January and early February while I was absent. Life is beautiful but sometimes you have to hit rock bottom to see the light, it happened to me personally... I got to the lowest emotionally and spiritually that you can get, and I’m proud to say that today I feel fully alive with my path aligned to God and my mind set on my dreams. The one who gets tired, loses.
Con Amor,
Romina
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