SC-S29/W1- Nostalgia Of The Liitle Me : Games we used to play:/ the ere paralyzed and police and robbers

Remembering has always been the best thing, because in my country, Venezuela, there's a saying that goes, "To remember is to live," and I'm sure that's true since our childhood is that stage where we don't worry about anything, just eating, playing, and sleeping, and this is where the memories come in for this challenge. I was always a very sickly child, but that didn't stop me from playing, especially with my siblings and cousins. I come from a large family.

The games I played as a child were many, but there were some in particular that we always played:

• Freezing: This game is played among several children. One child is "it" and when they tag someone, the other child must freeze until someone who is free tags them and says the word "Unfreezed." The good thing about this game is that it encourages physical activity, as you only need to run and dodge to avoid being tagged.

• Cops and Robbers: This is a strategy game, although when we are little we don't see it that way because we just play it for fun. The game consists of creating two teams: one is the cops and the other the robbers. The cops try to catch the robbers. This game can be played as a team, and there are some fairly simple rules, one of which is that if a teammate tags a robber, they can be freed.

• Hide and Seek: This game is a classic in my country, where one player counts while the others hide. The objective is to find everyone before they touch "the tap" or "home" (the place where the counting is done) to "save" themselves.

There are many incidents to mention, however, I remember that there were many innocent falls in this plaza because just running was a challenge to avoid falling or tripping, but it was never anything serious.

This plaza is very special to me because lately I come here very often and I sit and remember those moments of my childhood, and seeing the children now is what brings back my memories since my cousins are separated, each making their own lives in different countries, and I get nostalgic.

That's why the biggest lesson I have now is that we should always live our days to the fullest because we will never be the same and life will take us down different paths. We must value family, even if we have many problems.

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