cThis week, Rristina Ferreira is back on the Daily Cristina’s blog, promising to write more regularly. And lo and behold, this Wednesday, the seventh, a new text from the presenter appears.
“I think I’m adding hours to the 24 hours they gave me in the day. Today was one of those days. At 7 a.m. the head was already thinking, the body is not used to the old routine yet,” Christina says in a text of her routine and love. The eldest of her life: her 13-year-old son, Thiago Casinhas.
“Half an hour later the lobby floor has turned into a gym, which doesn’t happen with pancakes. I like to exercise more and more. It’s my therapy. Let me go. I walked another 45 minutes and enjoyed breakfast with my son,” he continued.
“I can already feel the man coming. He can be seen in conversations. I love him more and more, as if it were possible. To love children more when love is so huge from the first moment. I love him and I. The life I chose.”
As for the future, there is a lot of work and a desire to “build”.
“The future is big, and now I’m back at work. I see birth, getting better, doing things differently. Creating. Recording three programs. Responding to a thousand emails, watching promotions and defining campaigns. Choose content and come up with ideas. And I come home. I write this text While removing Ferreira da Cristina. And I will come back to find the girl her face washed. With a happy pride, “It’s over.
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