Presentando Pedro de Oviedo y Bélgica
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 9:29 am
Yo me llamo Pedro y ma apodan Astur, he nacido en Oviedo en el bonito año 1957, vivo en Belgica desde 1961 año en que el gobierno belga contrato a mi difunto padre como picador (minas de carbon)
Mi vida transcurio en este bonito pays, hoy estoy retirado por enfermedad pues siempre me gusto trabajar al aire libre y eso el cuerpo lo paga.
Como buen Asturiano en cuestion de trabajo, cuando no encontraba en mi oficio ! pues no pasa nada haremos otra cosa! Asi que fui panadero, corte pieles y cosi pieles animales, fui almacenista, curre en las cadenas automoviles, choffer de limousin, militar y claro esta en mi officio ya que soy carpintero-ebanista.
Porque tanto decir ? pues para que se sepa aun mas que a nosotros Asturianos se nos respecta no solo por ser guapos y machotes pero tambien, por el valor que tenemos en todos los aspectos de la vida, asi que como no vamos a sentirnos orgullosos de nuestro origen
Que no pasa nada, PUXA ASTURIES
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trans. Susana
My name is Pedro and my nickname is Astur. I was born in Oviedo in the beautiful year 1957. I've lived in Belgium since 1961, the year in which the Belgian government hired my late father as miner (in the coal mines).
Since then, my life has been in this beautiful country. Now I´m retired due to illness because I always preferred working outdoors and that's makes one's health suffer.
Like a good Asturian, when I had no work, I worked at anything. That's not a problem! So I've been a baker, I cut and I sewed animal skins [leather worker?], I was a warehouseman, I worked in a company of automobiles, I chauffeured limousines, served in the military and, of course, my career was as a carpenter-cabinetmaker.
Why am I saying all this? Well, because we Asturians are respected not only for being handsome or strong, but because of our value as a person in all aspects of life, so why shouldn't we feel proud of our origins?
Is all o.k. ¡Viva Asturias!
Mi vida transcurio en este bonito pays, hoy estoy retirado por enfermedad pues siempre me gusto trabajar al aire libre y eso el cuerpo lo paga.
Como buen Asturiano en cuestion de trabajo, cuando no encontraba en mi oficio ! pues no pasa nada haremos otra cosa! Asi que fui panadero, corte pieles y cosi pieles animales, fui almacenista, curre en las cadenas automoviles, choffer de limousin, militar y claro esta en mi officio ya que soy carpintero-ebanista.
Porque tanto decir ? pues para que se sepa aun mas que a nosotros Asturianos se nos respecta no solo por ser guapos y machotes pero tambien, por el valor que tenemos en todos los aspectos de la vida, asi que como no vamos a sentirnos orgullosos de nuestro origen
Que no pasa nada, PUXA ASTURIES
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trans. Susana
My name is Pedro and my nickname is Astur. I was born in Oviedo in the beautiful year 1957. I've lived in Belgium since 1961, the year in which the Belgian government hired my late father as miner (in the coal mines).
Since then, my life has been in this beautiful country. Now I´m retired due to illness because I always preferred working outdoors and that's makes one's health suffer.
Like a good Asturian, when I had no work, I worked at anything. That's not a problem! So I've been a baker, I cut and I sewed animal skins [leather worker?], I was a warehouseman, I worked in a company of automobiles, I chauffeured limousines, served in the military and, of course, my career was as a carpenter-cabinetmaker.
Why am I saying all this? Well, because we Asturians are respected not only for being handsome or strong, but because of our value as a person in all aspects of life, so why shouldn't we feel proud of our origins?
Is all o.k. ¡Viva Asturias!