Hola bienvenid@s a un nuevo Blog.
Hello, welcome to a new blog.
Hello, dear friends of Holosylotus. It's a true pleasure to be here with you. Today I want to share an experience I had a few years ago, which I consider a valuable contribution to #consciousness. Although this event happened a while ago, I remember it as if it were yesterday. I don't know if any of you have had a pet, but I'm referring to those pets that become a reason to live, a driving force that motivates us to get up every day. More than just a pet, they become our inseparable companions, always by our side.
My pet was named Chiquito, a white poodle who became a special bond between me and him. Chiquito was the kind of pet who knew how you felt; his connection with me was deep, and he became my inseparable companion. Chiquito's arrival in my life was unexpected. My sister's pet was pregnant, and only one puppy was born. From the very beginning, his antics were incredibly funny, although he was also very stubborn. That stubbornness, unfortunately, led him into an unfortunate situation, and it was at that moment that his companionship faded away. With his departure, I knew extreme sadness. It wasn't the same sadness you feel growing up without a father, nor the sadness of not being able to accomplish something; it was a deep emptiness. I spent days with a heaviness in my chest that made it difficult to breathe. It was the first time I'd ever felt anything like that. To overcome that sadness, I had to convince myself that it wasn't my fault. As his caretaker, I felt I hadn't been attentive enough, that I should have been more attentive to him. However, that's life. People told me to get another puppy, as if it were a toy that could be replaced every time it got damaged. To me, Chiquito wasn't a toy; he was a unique being that couldn't be replaced.
To this day, I haven't had another puppy. I haven't dared to look for a new one, as I fear the same thing will happen again. This memory remains in my heart, and it still hurts as if it were yesterday. Chiquito lives on in my mind and in my heart. Despite the pain, I also recognize that thanks to Chiquito, I was encouraged to do things I didn't do before. I lived in a state of sadness and isolation, but he forced me to go outside to walk him. I didn't get up early in the mornings, but I did afterward because he woke me up with his energy. Chiquito left an indelible mark on my life, and although his absence hurts, I will always remember the lessons and joys we shared.
For me, it's best to remember the good times I had with Chiquito. Those little moments are what I treasure, and I hope those memories become a learning experience and a driving force to keep going. At home, they don't even mention that we once had a pet, but I do remember. Memories always come back to me through little things that make me smile and reflect on what I shared with him. Thank you all for being with me today. I hope to see you again soon.
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Las fotos de este blog son de mi propiedad|Las imágenes son editadas en canva|Fotografías tomadas en mi celular infinix Smart 7|El contenido está traducido en el traductor de Firefox.
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The photos on this blog are my property | The images are edited in Canva | Photos taken on my Infinix Smart 7 cell phone | The content is translated in Firefox Translate.
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