Hello to everyone who is part of
. I wish you all a very Merry Christmas Eve with much love.In order not to lose my routine, last Wednesday I walked a few kilometres. After work, I stopped by an ATM in Playa to withdraw money from my salary card, but since there was no electricity, I wasted my time.
At the bus stop in Playa, no one knew what time the bus was going to arrive, so I decided to walk home. Anyway, that way I can enjoy the scenery around me.
Here are some photos of the area:
The contrast between the areca leaves caught my attention, so I'm showing them to you.
And looking at this photo, there's a red line that looks like a ray of sunshine, but it's strange because the sun wasn't in that position.
Almost nothing has changed. 5th Avenue is beautiful and is considered a World Heritage Site. What I didn't realise was to photograph it, as always happens to me, the absent-mindedness in person, and the church next to the Chemistry school looks great, because a few years ago it was a shame to see how abandoned it was.
The weather was pleasant and the blue sky invited us to keep walking.
At La Estrella, I saw the Gazelle 7 go by, but I couldn't get on because two men were fighting to get on. I thought about resting for a few minutes, but in the end, I didn't.
So I kept walking.
When I got to Fusterlandia,
named after the creations of the artist Fuster in Jaimanitas, I ran into my 5th and 6th grade primary school teacher at the bus stop. She is so lovely and still remembers my sister and me, of course, as we were the jimaguitas. I don't know why, but whenever we see her, she makes us happy, and as I was saying to someone else, "She was one of my students." She asks me, "Where are you coming from?"
I reply, "From the beach." To which she says, "Don't tire yourself out, wait here."
I replied that I would rather keep walking and continued on my way.
When I reached the border between Jaimanitas and Santa Fe, I took a photo of the view from that little pier, which I found curious.
I passed Marina Hemingway, and near Ramirito, the pavement had cat and dog paw prints, so I took a photo with my mobile phone, thinking, "Those paw prints will remain there forever. What will become of those little animals that left their mark on that path?"
I kept walking, and when I was almost there, I saw the first bus, but I wasn't going to take it because it wasn't worth it.
It took me two hours to walk there, but it was a pleasant, entertaining walk, looking at everything around me.
Well, that's it for this spontaneous outing.
I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas.🎄
See you soon.
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Hola a todos los que forman parte de
Para no perder la rutina, el pasado miércoles caminé unos cuantos kilómetros. Después del trabajo pase por un cajero de Playa para sacar dinero de mi tarjeta de salario pero como no había luz perdí el tiempo.
En el paradero de Playa no se sabía a que hora iba a pasar la guagua por lo que decidí regresar a casa caminando. De todas formas, así disfruto el paisaje alrededor.
Aqui les muestro las fotografías de esa zona:
El contraste entre las hojas de la areca me llamó la atención por lo que la fotografie.
Y fijandome en esta foto aparece una línea roja que parece un rayo de sol pero es raro porque desde esa posición no estaba el sol.
Casi nada a cambiado. 5ta avenida es preciosa y es considerada Patrimonio de la Humanidad. Lo que no me di cuenta de fotografiarlo como siempre me pasa, el despiste en persona y la iglesia que se encuentra por la escuela de Química luce genial pues hace unos años daba pena por el abandono que tenía.
El tiempo estaba agradable y el cielo azul invitaba a seguir caminando.
En la estrella vi pasar la gacela 7 pero no pude subirme porque dos hombres se mataban para subirse, pense en descansar unos minutos pero al final no lo hice
a lo que segui caminando.
Al llegar al punto de Fusterlandia, que le dicen así por las creaciones del artista Fuster en Jaimanitas me encontré en la parada a mi maestra de 5to y 6to grado de primaria. Ella tan linda, aún se acuerda de mi hermana y yo, claro, si eramos las jimaguitas, no se porque siempre que la vemos nos transmite alegría, y como le decía a otra persona: -ella fue una de mis alumnas. Me pregunta: ¿de dónde vienes?
Le respondo: -desde Playa. A lo que me dice: -no te desgastes, espera aquí
Le respondí que preferiría seguir caminando y segui la marcha.
Al llegar al límite que divide Jaimanitas y Santa Fe fotografie la vista de ese muellecito, que quedo curiosa
Pase la Marina Hemingway, y ya cerca de Ramirito la acera tenía huellas de gatos y perros por lo que lo capture con mi móvil pensando- esas huellas quedaron grabadas para siempre ¿que será de esos animalitos que marcaron su paso por esa senda?
Seguí caminando y casi al llegar fue que ví la 1ra guagua pero ya no la iba a coger pues no valía la pena.
En sí. Me demore 2 horas caminando pero fue una caminata suave, entretenida mirando todo alrededor.
Bueno hasta aquí este paseo sin pensar.
Espero que todos tengas unas bonitas navidades.🎄
Nos vemos pronto.
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