Champaquí

Each morning I take a look to at the Champaquí hill which is colored by the raising sun.

Since I have moved here 5 years ago, I often hear about how beautiful it is but I'm always too busy running around without ever finding the time to walk to the top of it.

Why is it so difficult to stop doing what we are doing and start doing what we want to do?

In English there is an expression that gives the solution to this common problem:

"Sometimes you have to stop and smell the roses"

Champaquí

Each morning I take a look at the Champaquí hill which is colored by the rising sun.

Since I have moved here 5 years ago, I hear about how beautiful it is (es possible a usar "it's" en algunas situaciónes, pero aqui no lo puede) but I'm always running without the time to walk to the top of it.

Why is so difficult to stop doing what we are doing and start doing what we want to do?

Champaquí

Each morning I take a look  to at (How about" each moring, I look over...". I expect someone else to give a more poetic way to say it)the Champaquí hill which is colored by the raising rising sun.

Since I have moved here 5 years ago (Since 5 years ago when I moved here), I ear have heard about how beautiful it's it is, but I'm always running without out of the time to walk to the top of it.

Why is it so difficult to stop doing what we are doing and start doing what we want to do?