Assuming that immortality could be bought, I imagine it would be worth a lot of money I don't think I could afford it, I'm just a teacher, a salaried person who depends on her salary And I suppose that if something so innovative came out that would extend the years of life it would only be for a select group, for the richest in the world, Of course I would like to live as long as I can, with quality of life. I believe that if we live a good life and do what we like, it is enough, but we always want to extend it as long as possible, but life is about seeing each day as something unique and priceless, so we have to enjoy this beautiful gift as best we can.

I can't deny it, I love junk food. For many years I led a very sedentary life and ate a lot of pizzas, hot dogs, hamburgers, fried sodas and many other things. Maybe because it was the easiest and quickest thing to eat at the time. And besides, fast food is always cheaper and it saved me some money. For example, my home was far away from my work, about 40 minutes by car and public transportation. More time and cooking stressed me out, even made me lazy, why should I lie to you. And I preferred to eat anything, rest and get on with my work. That was essentially my routine when I started working at that time, it was not the healthiest, but it was what I did to not spend so much.

The other day I went out with a couple of my friends from work to a social gathering and we took our children with us because there were recreational games. they ate and played all day. It was a very nice day and after we came back to our homes, we passed by an ice cream shop and one of our friend's children asked her to buy ice cream and her mother told her that she had already eaten too much candy and the child immediately started a tantrum and we were very surprised because he is a big boy of 9 years old, he screamed as if he was being beaten, he even threw himself on the floor and we all looked at each other surprised by the child's reaction and the mother simply ignored him as if he was not her son.

I don't think I can give up sugar forever, because I developed tastes or attachments to certain foods that without the particular touch of sugar would be different, what I can do is to reduce the amount of sugar I consume.Some people like salty foods and others like sweeter foods like me, but what I could never get used to was drinking fruit juices or coffee without sugar, the juices tasted tasteless to me and the coffee was very bitter.I respect people who can, but I don't like it, I've even drank it with honey, but it's never the same taste..

Motivation is like happiness, it is something that cannot be received from anyone, although many people think it can. They have the idea that happiness is only in material things like money or goods. But what if we never get what we want, or if one day we lose everything, we would be unhappy for the rest of our lives... what I mean is that personal motivation can only be given by us, for example, if I like music it motivates me, if I like nature it motivates me to explore it, if I like a sport it motivates me to practice it, if my son gives me a word of encouragement like "you can do it mom", that fills me with strength and motivates me.But if it were an enemy giving us a word of encouragement, we would take it as sarcasm, as a mockery.in other words, it is what we like, what we love, what drives us and moves us to grow and learn.in life we transform things into positive or negative, it is our mind. The one that perceives and creates a motivation

The only way to cope with the pain of grief is to let go and accept it, the rest is left to time. We cling so tightly to people that deep down we think they belong to us and they don't. They come into our lives to teach us, they come for us to love and enjoy as much as we can.They come into our lives to teach us, they come for us to love and enjoy them as much as we can, but when their time is up they must go and that is the most painful thing, knowing that there is nothing we can do to make them stay with us..