A persistent problem Sometimes the violence shows more than the good things where I live. This topic is usually on people talks here and abroad. The fear to stay in the streets until later, take a bus or walk alone brings the feeling of insecurity - unfortunately this is the tip of the iceberg. Living with the various forms of violence is the reality of some many people. The income inequality is easy to see and affect the my city's future. With innovative ways by Education and social assistance we can change this situation to a better place which all of us deserve.

Therapy of the sun and salt water The last time I went to the beach was on a free afternoon on March 1st. I met with my friends and we took a bath in the sea. There is a bridge where people can jump into the sea. It's really fun, but that time I was scared and didn't jump. Maybe I regret it because I miss the feeling so much. Going to the beach has a power to renew our souls and recharge our energy. It's a kind of therapy that I hope to have soon.

Some memories from the street and people Currently my city has the perfect weather to enjoy a walk. From the beginning of the morning, we have a bright sun and wind. I like to observe the streets, the seniors, adults and kids going to work or school. Taking the bus isn't a pleasant part, because it's usually crowded, but seeing my friends makes routine easier. I usually laugh and hug a lot. In the afternoon, the heat can be overcome with açaí - a great fruit from northern Brazil - at "Guaraná da Gorete". These things are not possible because of the pandemic and I really want a safe place for us. I miss contact with people, walking and going to the beach. I hope this will become real soon.