NEIGHBOR (IF)

AC. EARTH DAY

Abril 22 es el Día de la Tierra, pero en el Norte de mi país la gente cree en la  Pachamama, Pachamama, significa Madre Tierra, es una creencia proveniente de los antiguos Incas, y todos los años, el 1 de Agosto, las personas hacen un hoyo en la tierra y arrojan adentro, vino o alguna bebida alcoholica, alimentos, maiz, trigo, hojas de coca, a modo de ofrenda para que el próximo año la cosecha sea buena y  haya buen clima sin desastres naturales. El 1 de Agosto es un día de fiesta.

Pero la Tierra necesita amor…Yo pienso que el próximo 1 de Agosto haré un hoyo y   arrojaré adentro algunos corazones...

April 22 is Earth Day, but in the North of my country people believe in The Pachamama, Pachamama, means Mother Earth, is a belief coming from the ancient Incas, and every year, on August 1, people make a hole in the ground and throw into, wine or some alcoholic beverage, food, corn, wheat, coca leaves, as an offering so that next year the harvest is good and there is good weather without natural disasters. August 1st is a holiday.

But Earth needs love ... I think that next August 1 I will dig a hole and throw in some hearts.

The host this week is Melody. I am sorry for my late participation on this Challenge, if you want to see more click here: Earth Day

IF. UMBRELLA

¿No crees que debajo de tu paraguas ocurre algo extraño?

TROPICS (AC)

The Earth has its tropics, very hot, we all know. 

I also have a tropical zone in my body...

Hey, girls! Do not think wrong!

My head boils like the equator  when I have a work commissioned! 

In what other area of my body were you thinking about? :)

This week our host is Arianne. If you want to see more Tropics you know where you have to go :)

AC. PILLOW

 Mi almohada, aunque no lo creas, habla.

Un día empezó a hablar de ti toda la noche.

Y no me dejó dormir

Y la volteé al revés.

Pero seguía hablando.

Y puse mi cabeza debajo de mi almohada, para no oír.

Pero, por supuesto, la escuché cada vez más ...

Hasta que mi cabeza se convirtió en una almohada.

Y ahora voy por ahí escuchándo de tí día y noche.

 My pillow, although you do not believe it, speaks.

One day it started to talk to me about you all night.

And did not let me sleep.

And I turned it upside down,

But it kept talking.

And I put my head under my pillow, not to hear.

But, of course, I heard it more and more ...

Until my head became a pillow.

And now I go around hearing about you day and night.

Our host, this week is Stefanie Seltner. Do not make excuses for not visiting her Blog and seeing all the participants.

THE MAN TREE

My friend Rossichka said: "Nice idea for a fairy tale"... my other friend Hedwig, almost writes a story in her comment about a man-tree or a tree-man. These two friends were inspiring, I wrote something and did an illustration, which I show you here. My other friend Stefanie asked to see this in a  film ... Stefanie, I owe you.

Había una vez, un hombre árbol,  pero nadie se daba cuenta porque durante el día él era un árbol... pero durante la noche, aunque seguía manteniendo su forma arbórea, él era un hombre, Todas las aves venían a descansar en sus ramas (sus brazos...)  aves de todo el mundo. 

Pero un día el  hombre árbol se murió. Murió de risa. ¿Saben por qué? Porque un pájaro carpintero vino a hacer su nido ... y tanto picó y picó en su panza (el tronco del árbol) que el hombre árbol comenzó a reír por las cosquillas. Y no pudo parar hasta morir, pero también murió llorando...por los pájaros que ya no tendrían un lugar dónde descansar por la noche.

(Alguien dijo: Es por eso que los nidos de los pájaros carpinteros están siempre en árboles secos, los árboles mueren para que los pájaros vivan)

Once upon a time  a man tree, but no one noticed it because during the day he was a tree ... but during the night, though he kept his tree shape, he was a man, All birds came to rest on his branches (his arms ...) birds from all over the world.

But one day the man tree died. He died laughing. Do you know why? Because a woodpecker came to make a nest ... and this bird struck and struck so many times with his beak on the tree´s  belly (the trunk of the tree) until the man tree  began to laugh by the tickles. And he could not stop until he died, but he also died crying ... for the birds that would no longer have a place to rest at night.

(Someone said: That's why the woodpecker nests are always in dry trees, some trees die so the birds can live.

AC. STICKS

At night some nocturnal birds come to rest on my arm because they think it is a stick. And the moon and the stars, like to hang from it to make it look funny. 

This week the host is our friend Tammie, who was kind enough to add my name to the list, even though I signed up at the last moment. Thank you :)

AC 202: DAILY

Daily pleasure: To find love anywhere.

This week our host is Ariane. you must go HERE to see all the excellent ideas that our friends have.