Quem nunca pensou em ser alguma coisa quando crescer morda a primeira pedra! Pensar, sonhar, almejar... parece tudo muito lindo, mas poucos são os que cresceram e se tornaram aquilo que gostariam de ser quando criança. Não bastasse ao sistema impor que devemos ser alguma coisa, "essa coisa" ainda tem que ser algo que agrade a todos, algo "digno". Eu por exemplo, nunca ouvi uma criança dizer: "quero ser gari quando crescer". Mas já vi pais dizendo: "passe pra dentro se não o carro do lixo vai te levar". O pior é saber que sem o trabalho dos garis a sociedade estaria um caos! imagine um mês sem coleta de lixo! Pois é. Ao se perguntar a um gari, qual o seu trabalho, ele poderia responder: " Meu trabalho é ecológico e de preservação ambiental, tem como objetivo manter a cidade limpa, diminuindo os riscos de contaminação e proliferação de doenças infecto-contagiosas, direcionando os resíduos a lugares adequados onde serão eliminados ou reaproveitados através de reciclagem!". Nossa! É a profissão do futuro! Poderia até ser confundido com um engenheiro ambiental! Mas é um gari. Aquele que ninguém vê! Ou melhor, que é visto todos os dias, mas nunca notado! Ninguém, ao ver um gari sem farda, mesmo que trabalhe em seu bairro, o reconhece. A propósito... gari tem nome? Identidade? Rosto? Felizmente sim! Infelizmente não tivemos ainda o prazer de conhecer um! Mas ainda há tempo! Com essas questões na mente, refleti bastante sobre o que quero ser quando crescer... Lembrei dos conselhos de Jesus... Decidi. Quando eu crescer, quero ser pequeno! O menor! Que meu sonho se realize!
Who ever thought to be something when you grow up Bite the first stone! Thinking, dreaming, hope ... seems all very beautiful, but few are those who grew up and became what we would like to be as kids. Not enough to impose that system must be something, "this thing still has to be something that pleases everyone, something" decent ". Eg I never heard a child say: "I want to be when you grow up street-sweeper." But I have seen parents saying, 'pass inside the car is not the garbage will get you. " The worst thing is that without the work of the society garis was a mess! imagine a month without collection of garbage! Yeah. When you ask a street-sweeper, which his work, he could reply: "My work is ecological and environmental preservation, aims to keep the city clean, reducing the risk of contamination and spread of infectious diseases, directing the waste the appropriate places where they will be disposed of or reused through recycling. " Wow! It is the profession of the future! It could even be confused with an environmental engineer! But it is a street-sweeper. That no one sees! Or rather, it is seen every day but never noticed! No one, to see a street-sweeper without uniform, even to work in your neighborhood, to recognize. By the way ... Gari has a name? Identity? Face? Fortunately yes! Unfortunately we have not had yet the pleasure to know one! But there is still time! With these questions in mind, reflects a lot about what I want to be when you grow up ... Remember the advice of Jesus ... Decided. When I grow up I want to be small! The smallest! My dream is done!
Fonte:http://www.apriscoonline.com/profiles/blogs/quando-eu-crescer-quero-ser
Who ever thought to be something when you grow up Bite the first stone! Thinking, dreaming, hope ... seems all very beautiful, but few are those who grew up and became what we would like to be as kids. Not enough to impose that system must be something, "this thing still has to be something that pleases everyone, something" decent ". Eg I never heard a child say: "I want to be when you grow up street-sweeper." But I have seen parents saying, 'pass inside the car is not the garbage will get you. " The worst thing is that without the work of the society garis was a mess! imagine a month without collection of garbage! Yeah. When you ask a street-sweeper, which his work, he could reply: "My work is ecological and environmental preservation, aims to keep the city clean, reducing the risk of contamination and spread of infectious diseases, directing the waste the appropriate places where they will be disposed of or reused through recycling. " Wow! It is the profession of the future! It could even be confused with an environmental engineer! But it is a street-sweeper. That no one sees! Or rather, it is seen every day but never noticed! No one, to see a street-sweeper without uniform, even to work in your neighborhood, to recognize. By the way ... Gari has a name? Identity? Face? Fortunately yes! Unfortunately we have not had yet the pleasure to know one! But there is still time! With these questions in mind, reflects a lot about what I want to be when you grow up ... Remember the advice of Jesus ... Decided. When I grow up I want to be small! The smallest! My dream is done!
Fonte:http://www.apriscoonline.com/profiles/blogs/quando-eu-crescer-quero-ser
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