The best holiday I've had was the past year with my father. We travelled to Croatia, to meet our family from there. It was very special, because I didn't have any idea of how could it be, you know, meet people that is supposedly your family and you never have seen them before, I was wondering "Do they gonna look like me?", "Are they gonna be crazy?", many doubts in my head, until the day came.
We came there in Christmas, we have told my cousin we were travelling there, but we didn't told him the exact date. We arrived without calling previously, so we just knock the door asking for the Vukasovic family...they were very misplaced, and asks us who we were... we told them "your family from Chile". We hug for a very long time, it wasn't weird at all, I can't explain how it felts, I guess it's the genetics, or a magical connection that the family has...magical mysteries of life.
We spent 3 days together. They showed us the place, we walked a lot and talked about traditions and ancestors. It was one of the bests and more intense experiences in my life, I could understand many attitudes of my father and also mines. I'm still trying to decode this complex group called family.
it's great to have family so far away and even more feel that family unity although they had never seen before
ResponderEliminarwow, far far away from chile, the holidays are perfect to travel!
ResponderEliminarWhat a experience!, the benefits of a weird last name...and have european ancestry. See ya!
ResponderEliminarVisit to your family in another country is a amazing thing to do!
ResponderEliminarWow, I remember the time when i was my cousins for the first time. it was incredible. We hugged for such a long time!
ResponderEliminarBlood is strong.
Cheers!
!!! That's so beautiful Krasna, I didn't know you had that experience. It is magical, in fact. How you can connect with your family without even knowing them. I wonder if you could connect that way with any person, if you had the idea of being related somehow. Is that possible?
ResponderEliminarBig hug!