¡Feliz Año Nuevo! - Happy New Year!

Este año aprendí que las lagrimas son liberación de emociones, buenas o "malas". Aprendí a decir que no. Aprendí que a muchas personas llamamos amigos y no lo son. Aprendí a que por apariencia le agarramos idea a alguien que probablemente sea buena persona. Aprendí a soltarme un poco más. Aprendí a que damos por sentado cosas de gente que puede sorprenderte, a diario. Aprendí a que la fe sin determinación no es lo mismo. Aprendí a probar cosas nuevas. Aprendí que intentar siempre es mejor. Aprendí a que contamos con todo el mundo y a la vez con nadie. Aprendí que el silencio es el mejor sonido. Aprendí a que algunas veces llegamos a las personas con hechos y otras con palabras. Aprendí que menos es más. Aprendí que a lo imposible se llega despacio.

Básicamente, este año aprendí, aprendí a vivir un poquito más (:

Espero que ustedes también hayan aprendido bastante. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo!

It's been a crazy year, but you know what? I’ve loved it (: Happy New Year!

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