The day has come... now what? 🤍

Y el dĂa llegĂł, ese dĂa que muchos imaginamos, despertarnos con la noticia de el gobierno fuĂ© derrocado o bueno, parte de el. Mi tĂa me llamaba está mañana despertándome de golpe y me dice: - ÂżNo has visto las noticias? ¡Se llevaron a Maduro! Por un momento pensĂ© que era una broma pero afortunadamente no, todo era real, no se crean la incertidumbre se apoderĂł de mĂ sobre todo cuando comencĂ© a ver los vĂdeos en la redes sociales de como fueron los hechos, y hay algo que yo siempre he creĂdo y es que las cosas pasan por algo, pues hace unos meses me regresĂ© a Cumaná pero allá en Caracas vivĂa justamente en uno de los lugares que bombardearon sinceramente agradecĂa no haber estado allĂ pero tambiĂ©n me preocupe por amigos que sĂ estaban allĂ, afortunadamente todos están bien y no fuĂ© más que un gran susto, asĂ que la reflexiĂłn de esto es que a veces no hay que resistirse a los cambios y que todo pasa por algo.
Por otro lado despuĂ©s de hora de estar en shock por mĂ cabeza pasaban muchas preguntas, para ser honestos yo y mi familia no estamos preparados para un evento catastrĂłfico lo digo en cuanto a temas de insumos, comida, y esas cosas, lo bueno fuĂ© que de diciembre nos quedaron algunas cosas que nos durará algunos dĂas pero me pregunto, Âży ahora que? Se sigue la vida asĂ como asĂ, la verdad estoy realmente a la expectativa sobre todo despuĂ©s de escuchar las declaraciones de Trump que de eso no quisiera opinar al respecto. No lo sĂ© tengo más dudas que respuestas, y sĂ este era un dĂa soñado por muchos pero ahora tengo mucha incertidumbre sobre los dĂas que están por venir.
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ENGLISH
And the day arrived, that day that many of us imagined, waking up to the news that the government had been overthrown, or at least part of it. My aunt called me this morning, waking me up suddenly, and said: “Haven't you seen the news? They took Maduro away!” For a moment, I thought it was a joke, but fortunately, it wasn't. It was all real. Don't believe it. Uncertainty took hold of me, especially when I started watching the videos on social media of how the events unfolded. There's something I've always believed, and that is that things happen for a reason. A few months ago, I returned to Cumaná, but back in Caracas, I lived in one of the places that was bombed. I was sincerely grateful that I wasn't there, but I was also worried about my friends who were. Fortunately, everyone is fine, and it was nothing more than a big scare. So, the lesson here is that sometimes you shouldn't resist change and that everything happens for a reason.
On the other hand, after being in shock for a while, many questions ran through my head. To be honest, my family and I are not prepared for a catastrophic event in terms of supplies, food, and those kinds of things. The good thing is that we have some things left over from December that will last us a few days, but I wonder, what now? Life goes on as usual. To be honest, I'm really waiting to see what happens, especially after hearing Trump's statements, which I don't want to comment on. I don't know. I have more questions than answers. Yes, this was a day many people dreamed of, but now I feel a lot of uncertainty about the days to come.
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¡Gracias por leerme, hasta luego!
Thank you for reading me, see you later !


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Creo que esa es la pregunta que todos nos hacemos... y ahora qué?
Totalmente, a tener paciencia! 🙌