Casi que escogemos mil calles para no tener que pasar cerca de un Mac Donalds y que no pidan la cajita feliz, y si se las damos pues son premios cada cierto tiempo.

Les hemos enseñado a adaptarse al “Cuando se pueda hijo”, o al “otro día te lo compro”.

Hay que ser sinceros, enseñar ese sentimiento y amor a la patria se convierte en otra labor cuesta arriba en estos momentos cuando ellos observan otras situaciones en la calle, y cuando van creciendo pues lo perciben mas.

Tanto es así que ya los muchachos de bachillerato ni siquiera se entusiasman en proseguir estudios universitarios porque sus planes son emigrar o simplemente ponerse a trabajar porque estudiar no les da la plata que necesitan para subsistir.

Siempre hemos escuchado el conjunto de valores que deben ser impartidos desde el hogar y definitivamente el sentimiento nacional se ha sumado a estos porque nos corresponde a nosotros tratar de mostrarles el lado positivo de la vida y de una Venezuela que conocimos y que soñamos con volver a tener.

Así que seamos padres, madres, ahora maestras pero también patriotas y aclaro nada tiene que ver con distinciones ni posiciones políticas sino con el amor a la patria que debemos inculcar sea dentro o fuera de nuestras fronteras.

Mi hijo se coloreo los dedos con los colores de la bandera venezolana,de forma espontanea

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(Esp-Eng) Instilling Love of Country in Times of Crisis

Hello my Hivelovers, today I would like to share with you a topic that I have been thinking about for days.

I have a preschool child and within the Home Education Program that is being carried out here in Venezuela, I have had to be a mom and a teacher, like most Venezuelan mothers.

The thing is that currently they started to teach my son in the Pedagogical Project to teach them about Our Country Venezuela, which I think is fabulous to start from a young age to show them the Nation in which we coexist.

The Map of Venezuela made by my 5 year old son

I have been teaching them about the patriotic symbols and the natural symbols, as well as the States and geographic location, however I reflect on how complicated it has been to try to show them the beautiful and positive aspects of our land when since they are born we have deprived them of many things for the sake of the economic and social crisis we are going through.

The Araguaney, our National Tree, made by my 5 year old son.

Our youngest children have had to use ecological diapers or strange brands when we used to buy the most popular ones.

We almost choose a thousand streets so that we don't have to go near a Mac Donalds and they don't ask for the Happy Meal, and if we give them one, it's a prize every so often.

We have taught them to adapt to the "When you can, son", or "I'll buy it for you another day".

We must be sincere, to teach this feeling and love for the country becomes another uphill task at this time when they observe other situations in the street, and when they grow up they perceive it more.

So much so that high school students are not even enthusiastic about pursuing university studies because their plans are to emigrate or simply start working because studying does not give them the money they need to survive.

We have always heard the set of values that should be taught from home and definitely the national sentiment has joined these values because it is up to us to try to show them the positive side of life and of a Venezuela we knew and dream of having again.

So let's be fathers, mothers, now teachers but also patriots and I clarify that it has nothing to do with distinctions or political positions but with the love for the homeland that we must instill whether inside or outside our borders.

My son spontaneously colored his fingers with the colors of the Venezuelan flag.

So that in this way, those of us who remain on Venezuelan soil will continue to be proud of our roots and those who have left will be able to foster in their children a love for the country that gave them life.
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