My second time in Steemit / More about my life.

Hello community

Today I come with a little more about my life, I felt that there were more things to tell.

I am a Tax Administrator, oriental that is, born in Puerto la Cruz, Anzoátegui State, one of the tastiest cities in Venezuela.

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I have a funny humor peculiar, I will not deny that I also have a heavy blood, which at first glance do not like much, but when I open my heart and know more about who I am, they cannot stop loving me (laughter), the best of all is that I have the grace of God and if that has helped me.

Many say that I do not have filters when speaking and it is the truth, however I have learned not to hurt people with my sincerity, my phrase with respect to my personality is: "I prefer that they reject me for what I am, to accept me for what I am not.”

I have only one brother whom I love deeply, and every day I thank God for his life, because two years ago he was about to die, but God gave him another opportunity (I will tell his story soon). He is a miracle. And in this time, a nephew is going to give me, is not that the best?

And this man that you see here is my naughty, funny, crazy, risky, loving and wonderful husband, for me, it is more than a gift, it is a blessing, without hesitation I can say that we were created to be together. We have been married for 5 years.

I make desserts for a hobby, I really like it! and my husband eat them ...

My face lights up when I dance for God

This is just a little bit of what my life has been like.

Important note:
I want to take advantage of and give thanks to this excellent Steemit platform, the opportunity it offers to each of us to express ourselves and allow ourselves to be an information, entertainment and help tool and in turn provide us with an extra monetary income for it. For many who need it, and more in this difficult, but momentary circumstance that our country is living.

Thank you so much.

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Thanks in advance for the support, see you in the next post.

Blessings for all!.