As I have been mentioning in previous publications, there are many occasions when we need to break the ice to start a conversation; However, today I want to refer to the case of the greeting when we meet someone we know and after saying hello we do not find what to say.

Books have even been written on this subject, for example; "What to say after a hello." Eric Berne The truth of all this is that we find ourselves again in the situation of wanting to break the ice and that is where any subject is good from the weather to religion or from football to how bad the government is.

Whenever we begin an adventure to open a conversation cycle, for whatever reason, we will see with surprise that it is enough for the ice of the initial tension to be broken to see how the group in which we are in is immediately flooded with a variety of comments , some risque, others shy; some with bombastic language and others a bit zoes.

At the end of the day, each interlocutor has a particular way of expressing himself and sharing his emotions and feelings with his fellow men who are not always willing to listen; Perhaps that is why we take advantage of those temporary moments in a queue, waiting room, locks, blackouts and you stop counting.

I, particularly, as always, I am inclined to talk about my family, my wife, sons, stepdaughters (especially the youngest) because they are a kind of incentive in my life that inspire and motivate me in whatever activity I am doing.

My wife, after almost 10 years of marriage continues to be the main axis of my life for me, the day before yesterday they asked me if I wanted to renew my vows and without hesitation I answered yes and I remembered that next year we are going to turn 10 (good moment, despite the fact that we have already made a second year and married.

It is not that I want to brag or be boastful in this but I simply share what I feel, I love her as much or perhaps more than when we got married; Do not get me wrong with this, I am not saying that I have the perfect marriage or that I am the model and exemplary husband; We have had our pluses and minuses in these years but we always go to God as referee and Jesus as defense attorney never leaves us bad.

Every time I have to start a conversation, it comes out spontaneously and the things of the family flow without obstacles, that reminds me that I still have things pending to fix and I hope in God that I will be at the height of the commitment because much is expected of me and sometimes time is against when I propose to do something, however I count on the help of my heavenly Father who has been, is and always will be faithful to the wonderful promises that he has left me in his word.

When I start to speak I don't want to stop and it often happens to me that I have to stop my tongue and cut the conversation, I force myself to leave something for later and there is not always the opportunity to resume the thread of the conversation but I still have the pleasure of someday do it.

For example, it is time to cut for today .

So, as is customary in me, I say goodbye with a "see you."