Diaries Archives - Page 86 of 628

The End of My “Bathroom Odyssey”

I finally managed to buy wall tiles for our bathroom, some four weeks ago. I had waited years to have the money to be able to buy them.

I take advantage of my break to catch up with some relatives and friends in other provinces, who I haven’t heard from in days.

Almost Nobody Reads in Cuba these days. People seem to prefer video sources of pleasure that don’t involve them having to use their brains.

My situation hasn’t been the worst during the pandemic. Friends and relatives have helped me by sending remittances. I am very grateful.

By Safie I received a phone call from a friend yesterday, who I hadn’t spoken to in some time. Her

Historically there are different repressive groups in Venezuela. Nicolas Maduro’s government formed its own repressive group: the FAES.

How Do We Survive the Pandemic & Crisis in Cuba? I always ask myself, how does my neighbor Nerys, and everyone else out of work, get by?

They are the first image we receive on the news. Their image should reflect the severity of the situation. The risk of COVID-19 is greater.

Once again, I woke up to go hunting, as we (not) so affectionately call the hard task of trying to find food recently.

I often listen to the daily briefing broadcast at 9 AM. It gives us an update about the current situation of the pandemic in our country.