My pride.

As many of you know I have been going through a lot of inconveniences to write here. Since September 29th things were looking bad for my country and I think I got a little bit splashed with all the changes that were coming.

I still can't figure things out on my laptop. I don't know what is going on with this platform, I can't log in normally, neither here or on noise.cash.

My son helped me type on my cell phone, my eyes can't handle so many small letters and I don't spend a lot of time on my phone but I do a lot of work in it.  I have reviewed, read posts and left tips as far as I could. I spent everything I had left leaving tips because it's the same for me as it is for everyone here.

But life teaches me patience, this whole situation will eventually return to normal. Little by little things will be solved and patience is a great virtue that with practice is achieved without having to reach despair. Despair is not my case.

I can't write here on this laptop and I have to post on another computer. I had more than 600 posts to read, I am currently reading and giving tips for as far as I can go.

The one who gave the big tips now doesn’t give any and when he does it doesn’t happen often. So that's why I tell you to be patient and to have faith that everything will pass.

But since not everything can be bad, let me tell you that my son has started his new job, just when he starts his university classes. He currently is being trained in how to do his job properly. He has a mother who has learned to have patience in the face of adversity and I’m trying to guide him so that he can develop the same thing.

He has not started classes at the university. He can still continue with his new job and then by the last week of October he will hopefully be able to attend on-site classes and work the night shift at his job.

While we are adjusting to all the changes we are going through, he is taking on a lot of responsibility. He is very happy with all this new information he is acquiring. I feel more and more proud of having a son, my only son, assuming the responsibility of a man responsible for a job before being responsible as a professional. It’s by next June that my son will be graduating as an informatics engineer.

I am so happy to see him be so happy in his roles as a student with a thesis due in January, and as a man working online to get more resources for his life from now on.

How can I be sad, impatient or desperate? If, on the one hand I have all the changes October brought for me and also all the great things it is bringing for my son.

I live my inconveniences with hope that I’m trying to solve everything as we can until we find a happy ending, but on the other hand I’m also excited because my son is very happy with what is happening to him.

His happiness is also my happiness. I see him so happy talking about everything he is learning to do his job and I feel rejuvenated with all his joy.

It’s a mother's pride, to know that he will soon be an independent man. That he will depend on all the tools he has acquired to achieve his goals. Some goals near and others farther away... but at the same time they are all very close.

For the month of June I am sure, God willing, that I will be writing on this platform about the fact that my son has already graduated.

My whole life was directed towards seeing him graduate. Nothing has pushed me forward in life like guiding him to obtain his professional degree.

Now after graduation it’s up to him, what will he do with his life? Will he continue with his current job? Or will he move on to a different job, maybe one that doesn't necessarily use his degree? But you know what? After he finishes his degree I don't care what he takes on as a job. What I wanted was to leave him a legacy path with a degree for him to develop. He chose what he liked to study and I supported him.

Now whatever he chooses I will support. My pride in what I was able to give for him knows no bounds. I was able to bring him this far, whatever happens with me, he can continue on his own. He has nothing left to finish and has gotten a job that he likes.

Do you think a mother could ask for more?

Thanks to all my readers. My apologies for not being able to keep up with many of you for some time but I am trying to fix that. Thanks also to all my sponsors for continuing to be there.

And thanks to the one person who always visits us, who has already started to visit us all once again.