Got quite impacted of course, as the pictures were mostly portraits of women and kids, hurt by the endless conflicts in their unfortunate country.
One conclusion. Maybe Mondays are Necessary.
I got to meet a special woman, Ms. Rosa Roisinblit, Vice-President of the Plaza de Mayo Grandmothers' Organisation. It was powerful to kiss her as she smells of history and pain. Their story is about Hope and Fights and I believe it was a great present for me to get to see and exchange a few trivial words with her, about her recent trip on a cruise across the Mediterranean.
Now I am back home and there is so much to be done that I don't really know where to begin. But I feel that there is no need nor time to stress about it. After having gently touched the reality of those people, I know once more how blessed I am.
A+ Facts of the Day:
- I am a lucky person: young, restless, energetic and without close experience to pain and sorrow.
- The pictures from Gervasio Sánchez were touching and real. They opened a hole in my heart.
- I have eyes to see the truth. Ears to listen to its words. Voice to spread the message.
- Last but not least, I do have hands to place my tiny brick on the wall of hope.
Now I have got to go back to those details that require my attention (e.g. dinner, shower, emails, unfinished books and notes). But my energy flows free today and I feel part of the boundary-less movement towards tomorrow.
A.
P.S. I hope I am not infringing any copyright posting this picture (by Mr. Sánchez). In case I am, it will be promptly removed.
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