Hola a todos mis amigos de la comunidad de Hive, es un gusto estar compartiendo con ustedes el día de hoy, les deseo tenga un feliz fin de semana.
El día de hoy vengo a dar entrada al concurso promovido por la comunidad de 
Foto tomada por mi amiga Diana Granado.
At the beginning of the year 2020 I had a tourist trip to the city of Cumana, Sucre state here in Venezuela.
I took advantage of the fact that they had not yet put forty in my country because I did not know yet that Covid-19 was going to have so much expansion to the point of considering it a pandemic.
This trip I made with my work colleagues at that time, each one could bring a companion and since I could not take my sister because she was indisposed to travel I invited my friend Diana, because I had not seen her for a long time since she was out of the country and we spent a lot of time apart.
En la foto poso junto a mi amiga Diana Granado, la foto la tome desde su teléfono celular el año 2020.
Diana is one of my best friends, we have had a beautiful friendship for a little over 15 years, I have known her since we were finishing elementary school and although we studied together in high school we played in the same soccer team where we consolidated our friendship that we maintain to this day, this beach day we enjoyed it to the fullest, we played soccer together, we also played volleyball and honestly speaking for that time I had some two years I had not visited the sea and much less Cumana.
Foto fue tomada por mi amiga Diana Granados en el año 2020
I really like to visit the sea and Cumana because there I have many memories of my childhood and my relatives who are very dear to me.
Observing that boat I could remember my uncle Orlando and the "Yenco" that is the name of my family's boat and came to my mind all the times I went fishing with him where without me knowing anything he told me to throw the hooks and I could catch some huts that later we would taste in a delicious soup, roasted or fried in a pan on the shore of the beach what nice memories sadly my uncle had to leave suddenly I miss him very much.
Visiting Cumana makes me remember when my grandmother Josefita used to come by my house looking for me to go on vacation and spend beautiful days with my cousins and my uncles and aunts who, when they knew of my arrival, did not hesitate to spoil me.
I also remember the months of January when I would go with my mom and my sisters to start a new year, we had to take a bath at the beach because they say that the sea takes away the "mala pava" and you had to leave all the bad things of the previous year in a dip that you had to do seven times in a row throwing yourself backwards and when you got out you did not have to look back or this ritual was not going to work (laughs).
Today many of these things have changed and we can hardly go on vacation, the economic situation of the country has greatly affected our family and these activities that were almost daily for us have not been able to do so often.
Foto tomada desde el teléfono de mi amiga Diana
I am sure that if I were to visit Cumana again I would be filled with nostalgia and sadness, my grandmother Josefita had to leave this world and her remains rest in this city of Sucre state and when she died I could not go to say goodbye and see her good and gentle face for the last time.
Foto tomada por mi amiga Diana Granado desde su teléfono
But undoubtedly it is always wonderful to visit these lands and be in union with the tranquility that the sea offers you and remember the good and beautiful moments I spent and where I have fond childhood memories.
Esta foto tomada desde el teléfono de mi amiga Diana Granado