Feliz tarde para toda la familia de la Comunidad Damas de la Colmena.
Estoy por aquí para contestar la pregunta # 2
Yo diría que un viaje en solitario sin la pareja hay que hacerlo para que nos extrañen. Valore todo lo que uno hace por él o por ellos dentro del hogar. Yo lo hice no porque tenía problema, sino para buscar una medicina para mi esposo. Y me tocó ir sola. Porque ya lo habíamos hecho ese mismo viaje los dos, pero para el momento se le había vencido el pasaporte y no estuvo a tiempo para el viaje y me tocó irme sola.
Viajar sola aporta mucha liberta. Yo diría que si la persona está pasando por problema, si le sirve hacer un viaje sola. Y le va a aportar seriedad y tiempo para pesar y recapacitar
Si la pareja está pasando por un momento de no comprensión y están manteniendo problemas internos en el hogar, yo le aconsejaría un viaje en solitaria.
Yo sí tuve una experiencia, donde me toco viajar sola a Bogotá.
No fue planeado para viajar sola.
Cuando yo me entere, me gusto mucho la idea. No era porque iba a hacer cosas que me podía arrepentir. Si no que a todos nos hace bien, uno o dos o tres días libres para hacer lo que uno quiere realmente sin que nadie nos mande.
Llegué a las 12:30 am y no tardó ni diez minutos y me llamo.
Le dije, hablamos mañana y a la 7:00 de la mañana ya estaba llamándome nuevamente. Como ya me había llamado. Le dijo voy a salir para buscar donde desayunar. Me fui a caminar cerca para no caminar mucho. Desayune bien y me lleve frutas y mande preparar unos sandwiches para llevar y así no salir nuevamente.
Cuando llegue llame a mi esposo y me dijo que estaba viendo una película, pero que ya iba a terminar, déjame bañarme rápido para ver la película juntos a distancia. Y así lo hicimos y cuando queríamos comentar algo nos llamábamos. Para ese tiempo no había WhatsApp
Y así vimos 2 películas y descansábamos para comer. Dure tres días en Bogotá. Y nos sirvió mucho como pareja. Fueron tres días en comunicación.
Happy afternoon to the entire Ladies of the Hive Community family.
I'm here to answer question #2
I would say that a solo trip without a partner has to be done to be missed. Value everything you do for him or them at home. I did it not because I had a problem, but to get medicine for my husband. And I had to go alone. Because we had already made that same trip together, but by that time his passport had expired and he was not in time for the trip and I had to go alone.
Traveling alone brings a lot of freedom. I would say that if the person is going through a problem, it is useful to travel alone. And it will give him/her seriousness and time to think and think about it.
If the couple is going through a moment of non-understanding and are having internal problems at home, I would advise a solo trip.
I did have an experience where I had to travel alone to Bogota.
It was not planned to travel alone.
When I heard about it, I really liked the idea. It wasn't because I was going to do things I might regret. It was not because I was going to do things I would regret, but because it is good for all of us to have a day or two or three days off to do what we really want to do without anyone bossing us around.
I arrived at 12:30 am and he didn't even take ten minutes and called me.
I told him, I'll talk to you tomorrow and at 7:00 a.m. he was calling me again. As he had already called me. He said I'm going out to find a place to have breakfast. I went for a walk nearby so I wouldn't walk too much. I had a good breakfast and took some fruit with me and had some sandwiches prepared to take with me so I wouldn't have to go out again.
When I arrived I called my husband and he told me that he was watching a movie, but that he was going to finish, let me take a bath quickly so we could watch the movie together from a distance. And so we did and when we wanted to discuss something we called each other. At that time there was no WhatsApp
And so we watched 2 movies and took a break for lunch. I spent three days in Bogota. And it was very useful for us as a couple. It was three days in communication.
