In the midst of striking and threatening thing in the middle of the street violence in the midst of adversity that has engulfed our Caracas, devastated, emerge as a symbol of hope and Parrots can .
Each and every morning of life, down from the hundreds of Avila Royal Parrots, which, like a pack air, painting the sky green hope flashing yellow, red and blue across the city for people.
I love the contact with people, desperate scream for you to see, so that you realize they are there, near close to one, accompanying us in our lives, watching desperate to play trumpet in a queue, listening to our complaints of poor past performance of almost everything, watching laugh out loud, mourn or seas. Van
in pairs, as we are or want to go all happy flying over the magnificent greenery of Caracas, and from the intense tropical sunlight.
In the afternoon, that same sun begins to hide west of the city two by two, in pairs, begin their journey back to the mountain. Some say they are going from north to south, others have been traveling from west to east, but since I have memory, they gave me great joy to see them fly back to their homes, day after day. I wish I could fly like mine!
few days ago we had the great happiness of receiving in the window of our room, the visit of a couple of Royal Highnesses, their green feathers and a thunderous scream caught in the house, we sat on the floor and we share them a wonderful time, until they decided to fly and be on their way to the city, we were their first stop.
The next day, again, this time at the window of our room, we watched with much curiosity as we to them, tossing his head and made noises as if to tell us something, we become paralyzed with emotion, trying to touch one of them, the couple was flying and he followed.
We decided then that this unexpected visit, and the flight of these fellow citizens over our heads, it is definitely a good sign, because, amid so many things, so much violence and so much adversity, the city that lives and vibrates independently of who is in charge, teaches us that we are much more than our difficulties.
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