red bull effect

Involved with so many children. I've noticed that as soon as  I could imagine it would be broached the way to conduce them for freedom. Well, the liberty will happen independently  of parents and their will.

It's natural - mainly when dealing with kids from ten to twelve years old. Clearly, they are growing up... maturing. In my opinion, it is a special moment to be lived with responsibility.

"You became responsible, forever, for what you have tamed" - this Saint-Exupéry’s speech illustrates quite fine how huge is this step for infants. That is to say children acquired their own rights conscious of all duty it means.

Puberty (in this case, more than Red Bull) gives them wings. I’m pretty sure that when it is conquered day by day, with advices of mothers or fathers (or both), probably their future will be easier, with no unlooked for situations nor very unwelcome surprises which can bring some trouble along.

As far as I’m concerned everybody should give them, as homeopathy, periodical doses of independence until they become teenagers. On the contrary, problems of bad administration with freedom can show up.

So, it is up to you leave them do some activities alone in order to practicing for the real life, as a test drive of that. So, this is the best opportunity to attempt before make things wrong indeed.

In other words, this period is a blooming of those roses. Too much energy is necessary to reach and get along with them.

no barbs, just borders

It has been so long I’ve been against using of barbed wire. As far as I’m concerned its purposes are evil. Created in 1888, was thought to protect... Although I reckon that to delimit areas it is indispensable, the possibility of wounds somebody or animals makes me furious - in particular children, accidently.

I believe only a simple wire may be enough to bound the bulls or to be put around countryside residences. Further: everybody knows that there it is the limit. If someone cross over it, probably has considerable reasons to do that. For instance, no war can imprison who claims for liberties, free will.

A long time ago, at FSM period in 2003, I read on a MST shirt a sentence somewhat as “there is no fence that can take us off of our freedom”. At that time (as right now), I thought it perfect, inciting people not to easily accept delimitations established by who is owner of more lands that can take care, while many don’t have where live nor work…).

I respect the private rights. However, since their motivation has been noble, it is socially acceptable some property invasions by popular dwelling even illegally (as a consequence of government don’t execute its duty as they should!). So, keep your wire cutter ready to act!

SOS - brazilian public health system

It is a shame! In a rich country as ours and paying the taxes as population do, should be impossible being this chaos as have been seen nowadays in most part of public hospitals.

I enjoyed so much the news about it presented in Globo Repórter and, in Record, about seniors’ health. I recognize as positive (despite miserable its content) this kind of denunciation which results in government give some answers and do something… (even if) obligated by the public opinion.

As far as I'm  concerned, all politicians should be obligated to use only (and exclusively) the public services they offer for citizens, such as education, health, means of transportation etc. Thus, social conditions will be different, of course. If they (said they that) defend our rights, they must have the duty  of sponging on everything they (should) do in our name. 

Due to this injustice I don’t want to get old in Brazil. Unfortunately, I’m not proud about my roots regarding this kind of matter being so common… Help!

as soon as possible

Things to do list (during this year) - which, inclusively, EVERYBODY should do... at least once:

- diving into the sea and thank Iemanjá for her protection;
- being tanned;
- applauding Ipanema’s sunset (Guaíba’s, in Porto Alegre, I’ve already seen);
- walking around in Jardim Botânico;
-  taking a waterfall’s shower;
- eyeing with devote Christ the Redeemer;
- going to Candelária's and Penha’s Churches;
- dancing in São Cristóvão Fair (not only, but MAINLY, eating some typical food there);
- visiting São João Batista cemetery (os course: just for a visitation);
- ...

*What else I would like to do and I haven't yet, here in Rio? - or I wanna again, more and more as I could...? (after all, time flies!)

More: Who is willing to come along with me while I'll be satisfying my wishes?