For me, one of the pleasures of traveling or traveling through my city is to go with my camera in hand and meet the locals, their stories, their passions, their fears and what they allow me to know. On this occasion I had the pleasure of sharing a moment with Mrs. Francisca del Poblado in Isla de Margarita (Venezuela) she is a beautiful person with whom I had the pleasure of talking and taking pictures while she told me her story. This affectionate grandmother every afternoon sits down in front of her house to have her hammocks, talking with her, asking her from when she was knitting and who had instructed her in that work. He told me: "My dear mother taught me and her mother this is a trade inherited from my ancestors with which I managed to raise my children and this legacy I am currently teaching my grandchildren, of course not everyone wants to learn (laughs) but I have the blessing of having many grandchildren so there are some who like it. I am passionate about what I do and I will continue doing it until I can no longer have a daughter. "

This is one of the many fighting mothers who are in Venezuela working every day for a better future for their families despite the current difficulty. Long live the perseverant mothers and grandmothers who teach and care for us in this life!

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