Hola. Me llamo Luis y tengo ocho años. Nosotros vivos en una Urbanización sin muchos lujos, pero vivo bien con mis padres. Papá y mamá siempre tratan de darme todo lo más que puedan para que yo viva bien y feliz. Siempre me llevan al colegio paseos a parque de diversiones. Y me compran helados. En diciembre me trae Santa Club, lo que le pido. Claro que yo sé que no somos ricos, pero mis padres tratan de complacerme en todo. Por eso yo los ayudo. Se preguntarán como, pidiendo algo, pero que no sea muy caro para que ellos puedan comprármelo y así ellos están contestó y yo también.
Un sábado estábamos en casa, en el porche de la casa, y pasaban las personas, y se le escuchaban que iban contentos. No sabíamos por qué. Pero mi padre comento.
Querida, como Siempre le dice a mi madre, porque mañana no vamos al cine los tres, para hacer algo distinto y disfrutar una película bonita.
Yo no espere que mama contestara, yo enseguida conteste, muy buena idea, di que si madre, y mi madre dijo, como digo que no, si no lo merecemos, vamos a hacer algo distinto. Yo grité Si, Si y abrase a mi madre y después a papá.
Al día siguiente, después del almuerzo, papá me dijo vete a bañar para ir al cine como quedamos ayer.
Yo me fui saltando y saltado. Me bañé, me arregle y los espere en el porche. Termino de arreglarse mama y salió.
Papa ya estaba calentando el carro. Nos montamos y nos fuimos. En el camino papa vio a lo lejos un circo en el pueblo donde vivimos.
Y papa dijo que porque no cambiamos el paseo de ir al cine para ir al circo. Yo le contesté otra, vez sin dejar hablar a mamá, sí, sí me gustaría mucho. Entonces así fue, decidimos ir al circo.
Llegamos al circo y la cola estaba un poco larga, pero había tiempo antes de que comenzara.
Delante de nosotros había una familia de 8 hijos más los padres. Me impresionaron mucho. Se veían que no tenían mucho dinero, la ropa que llevaban no era cara.
Me parecieron unos chicos muy educados. Todos hacían bien la fila de dos en dos y tomados de la mano, detrás de sus padres. Hablaban en vos baja con alegría de que iban a ver, a los payasos, a los elefantes y los otros números que iban a ver esa tarde.
Se notaba que era la primera vez que iban a entrar a un circo y que iba a ser una tarde inolvidable para todos ellos. La madre y el padre orgulloso de sus hijos por lo bien que se estaban comportando.
Llegó el momento de pasar los padres al frente de la taquilla para comprar sus entradas al circo. Los hijos se pararon a un lado de la taquilla.
La señorita que trabaja en la taquilla le pregunta.
_ ¿Cuántas entradas quiere señor?
_ El señor muy contento dijo.
_ Deme 8 entrada para menores y dos adultos.
La empleada le dio el precio
Y la esposa le soltó la mano al escuchar el monto y movio la cabeza y los labios del padre comenzaron a temblar y este se acercó a la ventanilla y pregunto.
_ ¿Cuánto dijo, señorita?
La empleada le volvió a repetir el precio. Y el padre pensó,
como me doy la vuelta para decirle a sus 8 hijos que no tenía suficiente dinero para entrar al circo.
Mi padre, viendo lo que estaba sucediendo, metió la mano en su bolsillo y saco un billete de 20 dólares y lo dejo caer en el suelo. Enseguida mi padre se agachó y recogió el billete, toco al hombre sobre su hombro y le dijo disculpé señor, se le calló esto de su bolsillo.
El padre de esos 8 muchachos se dio cuenta de lo que estaba pasando. Él no estaba pidiendo limosna, pero sin duda apreciaba la ayuda que le estaba dando mi padre. Porque estaba pasando por una situación angustiosa.
El Señor miró a mi padre, con sus dos manos tomo la de mi padre y agarro el billete de 20 dólares, al mismo tiempo unas lágrimas corrían por la mejilla del señor.
Gracias, señor, esto significa mucho para mí y mi familia. Mi padre le dijo en voz baja. Hoy por Ti, mañana por Mí. Y volvió a decir Gracias, el señor.
La familia entro al circo todos contentos.
Y nosotros regresaremos a casa.
Esa tarde no fuimos al circo. Pero no fuimos a casa con hecho, una buena acción. Llegamos llenos de felicidad. Me sentí orgulloso de mi padre por lo que había hecho. Habíamos ayudado a alguien que realmente lo necesitaba y eso ya era bastante para nosotros, eso es oro.
Esa tarde no fuimos al circo. Pero no fuimos a casa con hecho una buena acccion. Llegamos llenos de felicidad. Me senti orgulloso de mi padre por lo que habia hecho. Habiamos ayudado a alguien que realmente lo necesitaba y eso ya era bastante para nosotros, eso es oro.
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Good morning to the entire #Hive family. And to the #Find community. Here we have a new "Real Life Cases" Story and I wanted to share it with the whole family y'all. My story today I want to call it.
Hi. My name is Luis and I am eight years old. We live in an Urbanization without many luxuries, but I live well with my parents. Dad and mom always try to give me as much as they can so that I live well and happy. They always take me to school and go to the amusement park. And they buy me ice cream. In December they bring me Santa Club, whatever I ask for. Of course I know we are not rich, but my parents try to please me in everything. That's why I help them. You may wonder how, by asking for something, but not too expensive so they can buy it for me and so they are happy and I am happy.
One Saturday we were at home, on the porch of the house, and people were passing by, and you could hear them going happily. We didn't know why. But my father commented.
Dear, as you always say to my mother, why don't the three of us go to the movies tomorrow, to do something different and enjoy a nice movie.
I didn't wait for mom to answer, I immediately replied, very good idea, say yes mother, and my mother said, how can I say no, if we don't deserve it, let's do something different. I shouted Yes, Yes and hugged my mother and then dad.
The next day, after lunch, dad told me to go take a bath to go to the movies as we agreed yesterday.
I hopped and skipped. I took a bath, got dressed and waited for them on the porch. Mom finished getting ready and came out.
Dad was already warming up the car. We got in and left. On the way Dad saw in the distance a circus in the town where we live.
And dad said why don't we change the trip from going to the movies to go to the circus. I replied again, again without letting mom speak, yes, yes I would like that very much. So we decided to go to the circus.
We got to the circus and the line was a little long, but there was time before it started.
In front of us was a family of 8 children plus parents. I was very impressed with them. They looked like they didn't have much money, the clothes they wore were not expensive.
They seemed to me to be very polite kids. They were all lined up two by two and holding hands behind their parents. They were talking quietly and happily about what they were going to see, the clowns, the elephants and the other acts they were going to see that afternoon.
It was noticeable that this was the first time they were going to enter a circus and it was going to be an unforgettable afternoon for all of them. The mother and father proud of their children for how well they were behaving.
It was time for the parents to go to the front of the ticket booth to buy their circus tickets. The children stood at the side of the ticket booth.
The lady working at the box office asked.
How many tickets do you want, sir?
The man was very happy and said.
Give me 8 tickets for children and two adults.
The employee gave him the price
And the wife let go of his hand when she heard the amount and shook her head and the father's lips began to tremble and he approached the window and asked.
How much did you say, Miss?
The clerk repeated the price again. And the father thought,
how can I turn around and tell his 8 children that he didn't have enough money to get into the circus.
My father, seeing what was happening, reached into his pocket and pulled out a $20 bill and dropped it on the ground. Immediately my father bent down and picked up the bill, tapped the man on his shoulder and said excuse me sir, you dropped this out of your pocket.
The father of those 8 boys realized what was happening. He wasn't asking for a handout, but he certainly appreciated the help my father was giving him. Because he was going through a distressing situation.
The Lord looked at my father, with his two hands he took my father's hand and grabbed the $20 bill, at the same time tears were running down his cheek.
Thank you sir, this means a lot to me and my family. My father said softly. Today for you, tomorrow for me. And he said thank you again, sir.
The family entered the circus all happy.
And we will go back home.
That afternoon we didn't go to the circus. But we didn't go home with done, a good deed. We arrived full of happiness. I felt proud of my father for what he had done. We had helped someone who really needed it and that was enough for us, that's gold.
We didn't go to the circus that afternoon. But we didn't go home with a good deed done. We arrived full of happiness. I felt proud of my father for what he had done. We had helped someone who really needed it and that was enough for us, that's gold.