Goodbye with my daughters' friends in Peru

If for me the farewells were sad, those of my daughters left my heart wrinkled.

We started with Noelia, the oldest, her classmates from her school were the first and they had already organized, they just needed the space and I helped them do it on the terrace of my building.

The boys took care of the decoration, soft drinks, chips, snacks, and the gift too, everything was their idea.

It was a surprise and Noelia began to cry, they surprised her and they would have seen her face, I was moved, they don't know how I regretted my decision at that moment, but she told me "it's for her future."

seeing their faces a few days before was the first time in months that they saw each other because in Peru we still had no meetings, and I was very sad that it was for a farewell.

Now I will tell you a little about Lorena, she was the one who suffered the most from the pandemic for 9 and now 10 years, she left almost crying, the day she said goodbye, that I organized her because she also wanted to see her friends, she had fun lots.

That was the first meeting that I didn't really organize in my life, I was always about planning, having a budget and details and even more so when it came to my daughters.

But I was full, packing, giving away, selling, donating, taking things out of my house because they were going to paint it and fix everything that was wrong, so they must have had an empty house.

It was the same on the terrace of my building and this time I asked the moms in the room for help to lend me board games, I had to figure it out, we did the game of chairs, I thought they would get bored but no, they were having a lot of fun, they played Twister, they danced a little