La casualidad del destino.

El Memory Backup de hoy es una historia a la que unos llamarían "Casualidad" y otros... "Destino". La diferencia entre destino y casualidad es que, cuando hablamos de destino, creemos que nuestra historia y los sucesos en ella están escritos en algún lugar que desconocemos desde el momento en el que llegamos al mundo; por su parte, la casualidad le acredita esos sucesos inesperados por los que pasamos a jugadas del azar, suerte. Hay tantas versiones de tanta gente diferente... que ¿quién es el que se atreve a llevar razón o no? Cada uno tenemos nuestra propia versión de los hechos... como el protagonista de la historia de hoy, que sin duda es una historia que merece ser recordada. Y que por supuesto... el destino ha hecho que se nos cruce en nuestro camino "por casualidad". No hay manera de entender la vida y sus mecanismos. Por cierto... ¿Tienes una historia que merezca ser contada? ¿Quieres hacer un backup de una historia personal, o una leyenda que conoces? haz un comentario en https://memorybackups.blogspot.com/ , o ponte en contacto conmigo en: [email protected] Entre todos seguro que dejamos una cápsula del tiempo llena de recuerdos que merecen ser contados.

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