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Being in Chile I have taken much more advantage of the time with the special people I left behind than before. People who deserve all my love and affection. Among them, some beautiful old people who welcomed us in their home as part of their family, sometimes we feel that we are really of their blood for how they treat us and take care of us.
Today we had to accompany the old man to fetch water, because although he is Chilean, he looks more like a Turk, he sells even the stones, and it is not a joke, once he told me that some people arrived wanting some stones that they thought were beautiful and he sold them to them. In Olmué, which is the little town where I am, there have always been water problems, so he took the opportunity to buy a little truck (they named it "the donkey" because it jumps like a donkey) and now he sells water to people who call him when they need to fill their tanks.
First we went to load the truck with water and then to deliver it, and in the place where we filled the tank, there was a beautiful horse that I took the opportunity to take its respective photos because its beauty could not be missing in this post. PS: I love horses. I send greetings to all of you...
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Estando en Chile he aprovechado mucho más que antes el tiempo con las personas especiales que dejé al irme. Personas que merecen todo mi cariño y amor. Entre ellos, unos viejitos bellos que nos acogieron en su hogar como parte de su familia, a veces sentimos que somos realmente de su sangre por como nos tratan y cuidan.
Hoy tocó acompañar al viejito a buscar agua, porque aunque es chileno, parece más turco, vende hasta las piedras, y no es broma, una vez me contó que llegaron unas personas queriendo unas piedras que les parecían bonitas y él se las vendió. En Olmué, que es el pueblito donde estoy, siempre ha habido problemas de agua, así que él aprovechó de comprarse un camioncito (que lo bautizaron "el burro" porque salta como tal) y ahora vende agua a las personas que lo llaman cuando necesitan llenar sus tanques.
Primero fuimos a cargar de agua el camión y luego a repartirla, y en el lugar donde llenamos el estanque, había un hermoso caballo que aproveché de tomarle sus respectivas fotos porque su belleza no podía faltar en este post. PD: amo los caballos. Les mando saludos a todos...
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How funny to call him a Turk! 😂😂😂😂 That's what we say in my family to an aunt who sells everything! Nice horse 🐴. Happy day ☀️.
Hehehe yes, he is the aunt who sells everything 🤣. Thanks for read. Hugs ❤️