I am the time that stayed in me
Diego Mosquera. 25th of January 2021.
"Soy el tiempo que se quedó en mí"[I am the time that stayed in me]

27.12.2020 Saarland. Germany.
Hola,
I read this just months after I moved to Berlin, and it stayed in my mind since then. I like to think about time this way as time itself can't define anyone.
I am what I decide to keep with me and what I decide to forget. The scars of brave battles that I have to fight against myself. The memories of sweet loving people that stayed in me. I am all you who are reading this today. Thank you.
Find here a list of things I found worth sharing from last week:
- Read."What exactly does it mean that it is always now?" Someone really focused and wrote an essay about what is wrong when someone tells you to be present in the "now".
- Fight. Read this enraging article about concentration camps in China. I'm wordless. Please share and talk to everyone about this. This needs to stop. I'm angry how economic power can silence nations and make them complicit of their horrendous acts. Here is a documentary film that Vice released in 2019
- Apologise. Sometimes it requires a lot of strength to say sorry. Try this interactive tool to clear your mind. Luckily, I haven't got the chance to try it 😝.
- Aww♥️. I want that doggo hug. Thank you Tania for sharing this video with me!
Thanks for reading and have a nice week!
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Diego,
What I ate this week:
