– Museums –

I loved your story, it brought back many memories of my grandad, and it made me feel nostalgic! It also made me laugh a lot with his inventions! A massive hug.

– Museums –

A very well-told and interesting story. I absolutely loved it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

– Memento –
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Dolores has described a feeling that many of us perceive, which is that we belong especially to water, nature, and the universe.

I loved this story.

– Ethereals –

Read in one go, getting better every time. It felt like you’ve lived those experiences, and I love the Chilean vocabulary.

Thank you.

– Ethereals –

I loved it and was moved by your story. For me, it’s real. You felt and saw what your inner self was guiding you to.

– The Stone Giant –

I liked it. Positive dystopia.

– Macroconcert –

I loved your story!!! I didn’t know you had met Suede!!!

– Macroconcert –

Very entertaining, I couldn’t stop reading until the end!!!! I really enjoyed the experience.

– Macroconcert –

An adventure that not many people get to experience. I really liked it.

– Macroconcert –

Thank you for sharing your experience. Often we wonder how much work goes on in those moments when others are losing their sanity.

– Ogres and Demons –

How sweet, I was moved to tears by the end…

– Return –

A very entertaining and easy-to-read story. Congratulations!

– Return –

Beautiful tale of a story filled with courage, resilience, and hope.

– Return –

Emotion, memories, experiences. Thank you, as my dear compatriot friend Ximena says, it gives us the energy to keep fighting. Very true.

Life itself.

– Return –

It has moved me and brought back past memories. I really liked the ending. It’s a story that gives energy to keep fighting. Thank you, Alejandro.!!!!

– Return –

Thank you for sharing that part of your life that is as interesting as it is difficult.

– The Stone Giant –

It overflows with imagination and creativity, as well as raising awareness about climate change and renewable energy.
Thank you for the mention.

– The Stone Giant –

I loved it!! What imagination!!! And hopefully someday it will become a reality!!!

– The Stone Giant –

I take this opportunity to tell you that I follow your stories because they express values/emotions/creativity that deserve applause. 👏

– Panther –

Wow, a story that hooks you in and makes you want to know more.
Thank you for creating a small tribute to those guardian beings whose mission is to protect their family.
I loved it!

– Panther –

The story was very good. I really liked the idea of the guardian cats.

👏👏👏🐈🐱

– Panther –

I got goosebumps reading your story!!

You write so well and it’s very entertaining.

And my imagination is right there, present…

– Father Christmas –

Hello. I really enjoyed the story, but I don’t think science claims that love doesn’t exist because it can’t be proven. It’s a neurological process, and I suppose each feeling must be located in a part of the brain.
Having made that comment, I really liked the story, and I’m going to keep reading more.
Best regards.

– The True Names of the Three Wise Men and the Star of Bethlehem –

I heard this story in Alejandro’s virtual English lessons and I really enjoyed it. I’ve never heard it before. I would like to research about it when I have time.
Thank you for sharing it.

– The Other Side –

Your story made me travel among the stars!!! And to confirm that soulmates do find each other… Congratulations!!! Very good!!!!

– Al Otro Lado –

Awww super sweet  jeez, the airplane nightmare, man. I remember every detail as you had that one for so many years. One way to make sure you don’t forget, huh.

– And the Mountains Danced –

A beautiful tale described through the eyes of a child. Gorgeous, my congratulations for continuing to surprise. Kisses xxx!

– And the Mountains Danced –

It reminded me of my first earthquake, in 1971, in Saladillo, on the top floor, the fourth, of our building; watching with my parents and my sister from the living room window, towards the hill in front (the mountain of steeply cut stone), and how the stones fell from that hill and the largest ones reached the river.

– And the Mountains Danced –

I loved it!!!! I adored it!!!! … it immediately transported me to my childhood and without a doubt to that wonderful and majestic place … that witnessed the adventures experienced by all of us …
Thank you so much!!!!

– And the Mountains Danced –

Thank you so much for this amazing birthday present bro! I love it.

– And the Mountains Danced –

How beautiful!! I loved it and it completely transported me, I could dance with the mountains 🤩

– And the Mountains Danced –

It was magical and took me back to my childhood. The story was very beautiful and full of life. The truth is, it moved me and brought back wonderful memories stored inside of me.

– And the Mountains Danced –

I loved it!!! It’s a reality of little kids, with their imagination and very real language. Congratulations!!!!!

– And the Mountains Danced –

I really liked it because it shows how children see day-to-day life with their beautiful imagination.
Congratulations!!!!👏👏👏

– Tomorrow’s self –

I loved it. For its vision of the future, for its emotion, and above all, for how real it seems. I want more!!!

Hugs.

– Old Forest –

Very nice story. Regards.

– Old Forest –

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– Tomorrow’s self –

Hello Alejandro.
Thank you for providing this very original story. A surprising future.
I love the design of the piggy bank.
A kiss.

– Old Forest –

Yesterday, I read your “Old Forest.”
I liked it soooo much.

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– Old Forest –

I love this story.
I hope that in the near future, children will once again have the connection and respect that humanity had with Mother Earth a long time ago.
A tender story with touches of humor.
Thank you for writing it.

– The village elder –

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“I really like your stories; they are all so descriptive of the places and the moment that I can experience each one of them firsthand, as if I were in Chile, Argentina, Scotland, or England. But the one that touched me the most, the one that impressed me, was ‘the old man from the village.’ It’s a story not to forget, to spread, to help all of us in these times find a way out of this crisis of the planet and health, in Nature, in the wisdom of ancestral cultures. Beautiful!”

– Sheila –

I liked it a lot; one would think it’s pure fantasy…

– Sheila –

You made me be in your shoes and Sheila’s, I laughed, I got scared, I was surprised, I cried…

A beautiful and unforgettable story.

– Skies of the Past –

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“Alright, I’ve read the story, Alejandro. I liked it, and the story of your journey through different countries in search of freedom is very moving. Hugs.”

– Skies of the Past –

You’ve taken me on a journey through time; I felt the anguish of falling and burning and the peace and joy of a welcoming country… Congratulations!!!

– My earliest memories –

“What a wonderful story! And those wise words from your sister. Perhaps if we paid a bit more attention to the perceptions of young children, we could rediscover how to appreciate the world in a more innocent and inspiring way.”

– My earliest memories –

All your stories are precious because they are true, they come from the depths of your being. A pleasure to keep reading you, my friend.

“I cried with ‘Something I Regret,’ and one of my favorites is: ‘A couple in a car dressed for a wedding.‘ The only drawback I find is that they are very short; I want to keep reading!!

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Tigre: a boy and his dog who are much more than their circumstances.
A true story . . .

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– My earliest memories –

Haha, very original and fun. It’s great!

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–  Tigre  –

A beautiful story, heroic and sad at the same time, it immerses you fully in the tale.

Congratulations, Alejandro.

–  The village elder  –

What a story. Sad and beautiful.

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–  The village elder  –

Today marks 46 years since Pinochet’s coup, and among all the morbid articles I’ve read, Alejandro Ahumada’s story is the only one that feels like a sincere tribute to the victims. I hope everyone reads it.

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–  Tigre  –

What a beautiful dedication to them, those who are closest to our hearts and love and care for us like no one else, our dogs.

–  The Bread Tree  –

I really like this story very much.

–  My earliest memories  –

What a lovely story, it was like being there, in our three-step houses… Thank you for sharing it.

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– Something I Regret –

Emotional and moving, touching the soul with the feeling of guardianship and care that mothers and fathers have.

–  The Bread Tree  –

How beautiful! You had my full attention the whole time, flying with One of Three!!!

–  The village elder  –

A story that is worth reading by my colleague and friend Alejandro Ahumada.

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–  The village elder  –

Strength and tenderness, that’s how revolutions should be, even the inner ones.
I loved it, Alejandro.

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–  My earliest memories  –

What beautiful memories.

–  Tigre  –

Amazing. Beautiful. I’ll let my son read this.

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–  The village elder  –

It moves and amazes me, the story itself: the little piece of life we hold onto when there’s no hope and the power of nature. And I love how it’s told.

–  The village elder  –

I want to focus on the positive part of the story.

–  The village elder  –

What a beautiful story. We can have hope. There are always good people.

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–  The village elder  –

Wow…!!!
You leave me speechless.

–  The village elder  –

Extraordinary things happen in life.

–  The village elder  –

Very good, Alejandro… I imagine that we all feel like ‘the old man from the village’ at some point, and I also believe that we should all be the ‘drop’ that helps it bloom again.

–  The village elder  –

Stunning, Alejandro! Congratulations on this story filled with TRUTH AND HOPE. Hugs.

–  The village elder  –

It’s a heartwarming, beautiful story.

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–  Tigre  –

Beautiful, a touching story. Humans and dogs have shared a very special bond for many centuries. The circumstances in Chile during that time forced you to separate. Hopefully, no child ever has to be separated from their dog again due to war.