"Summer all year? "
" Yes "
" And you do not get tired? "
I was surprised at the question. Tired of good weather all the time? Of course not! How stupid. I hate winter, cold, night starts early, limited daylight, cold, cold, cold. I love going out in shorts, in Nicholas, go to the beach, go to the beach, go to beach. Who would not? But what followed the conversation with this mine got me thinking:
"Yes, but if you live all the time in summer would never expect anything. Winter will create expectation, really makes you appreciate what beautiful in other seasons. It's like eating chocolate everyday wear? If not, well, little. "
And it's true. But then again, no. I come from Venezuela, where the climate is not a problem, except on rare occasions, and perhaps rain may not give an objective answer because I lived 23 years of my life there ... but who can be objective?
In my country every day the sun rises. Our "stations" are divided into periods of drought and rain. The average temperature in cities near- sea, is 27 or 28 ° C. It's summer every day. And I prefer it that way.
What happens is that we truly appreciate this situation. We have invierno del cual arroparnos, ni primavera para deleitarnos, ni otoño para irse preparando. Quizás nuestro desarrollo como sociedad ha sido influenciado por esto, al tener un clima ideal. Un clima fácil. No esperamos nada, porque ya lo tenemos todo.
Además, contamos con numerosas maravillas naturales del cual nos podemos deleitar: El Salto Ángel, la Gran Sabana, las costas, los médanos, los ríos, la selva amazónica, los llanos, el páramo, los picos nevados de los Andes, entre otros. La naturaleza ha sido bondadosa con Venezuela. Sin contar con los recursos para la producción agropecuaria y el nefasto petróleo. Fue como servir en bandeja de plata un país perfect.
Each country has its problems. Each country has its virtues. But since little boy kept hearing is that this is the best country in the world "and really to know other cultures, living away from him firsthand feel a foreigner, I have no doubt. Is it what it is because where I was born, where I grew up, where I trained as a person and where I made what I am? or is it really, but really it is.
Whatever the answer, is worth fighting for.
