RE: Creative Friendships
Oh, one of my passions, now almost forgotten, fish farming.
A time when life was not yet so complex. I dedicated myself to raising fish in my spare time. And I never had all the conditions, not even the minimum. But yes, I learned for years to breed and raise various types of fish. And it was great. And they also sold very well and I remember they made more money than all the jobs I was doing at the time with the state.
They always were and are expensive fish, although I couldn't buy a fish tank, I made some cement ponds. Then my first prince was born and they were stealing all the breeding feet. And so I lost everything.
I love the beach, I haven't been there in years. The oldest boy is 8 years old and went once, with mom. I don't like to go on those trips where you get up early and go for 3 hours and then come back, with all the anguish and without feeling the sea. The fish is fried. I don't know herring. JJa I know very little about food. I should do an intensive study on food.
Who stole the breeding feed?
Cement ponds are as good as fish tanks. Do you still have them? We can paint them partly blue, with plants and make a pool out of them. A cold tub 😁
Why wouldn't you experience the sea? You can take photis, snell the salty air, feel the breeze, the rocks underneath your feet and step on a crab or jelly fish if you don't watch your steps. We can search fir shelks and make jewekry, keychains and glue them on boxes or use them for decoration or midels to paint.
You can watch the sunset and lay on the beach while you look at the stars and wait till the sun wakes up with your feet in the water and ankles entangled by seaweed if a tourist greets you.
The beach is wet so a good time to build sand sculptures with the entire family and if you lick your lips they taste after the sea. Time to dive in, before breakfast at Tiffany's.
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I went to my mother's home, and people would take advantage of it to steal the fish and whatever else. I never knew. There are still some cement ponds at the other house, but they've been destroyed; the water's spilling out.
Oh, the sea, you've seen the colors.
So sad ☹️