Puertorriquena!!! Who sleeps in the cradle of life? Whose canopy are those eternal star’s? Radiant queen standing fearless in a land of brave Lords Bearing passion in her soul And fire in the depths of her eyes Who is this sweet smelling flower in this garden of beauty? Puertorriqueña…. Water for parched lips in an arid tierra In a dry and scorched land searching for waters in your clear pristine beauty Where I Long to make my dwelling in the presence of your desires And drink from your fountains which…
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La Isla Boricua Community
The Arecibo Observatory – A Stunning Structure Worth Exploring
Contrary to what most people believe, an observatory is more than just a telescope, or a group of telescopes, that people use to observe the stars. In fact, an observatory provides astronomers with the equipment needed to perform functions they wouldn’t be able to as individuals. Central to modern observational astrophysics, an observatory provides the perfect space and opportunity for astronomers to make and evaluate discoveries. Where observatories are concerned, there’s no better observatory to carry this out than the Arecibo Observatory. Located on the island of Puerto Rico in…
Read MoreCaguas Town Plaza Christmas Night
Christmas Night we headed out to Caguas Town Plaza. It was very busy with lots of families. Nicely decorated too.
Read MoreCalle Fortaleza Old San Juan Puerto Rico
This past Christmas in Puerto Rico we stopped by Calle Fortaleza in Old San Juan
Read Morethe Capitol Building Old San Juan Puerto Rico
We went for a visit to Puerto Rico this past Christmas. Our first stop heading into Old San Juan was the Capitol Building for a few photos
Read MoreA Quick Look At Puerto Rico’s Bamboo History
We all have seen or at least heard about bamboo, but do we actually know about its history? No one really does any research on the history of bamboo. If they did, they’ll find that it is a very sturdy and resilient plant with a large root system and high growth factor. In Puerto Rico, bamboos are probably one of the most recognizable trees that grow there. It has been used as a building material for many industries and still is. If you want to know how it gained its…
Read More8 Ways Puerto Rican Youth Can Earn for a Living Online in 2020
With a stable internet connection and a decent computer, the realm of online employment is accessible to anyone, anywhere. With a population of 3.1 million people, Puerto Rico has much to benefit from the growing trends of remote working. The youth unemployment rate in Puerto Rico was at 24.7% in 2019. For the island, it is, in fact, a fairly good percentage compared to the previous years. As an increasing number of people are switching to remote work, online jobs seem to be attracting a fair part of the younger…
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Made another pit stop, this time at the beach in Fajardo
Read MoreNaguabo Puerto Rico
We went on a day trip to Naguabo. Stopped in a great little seaside cafe and bought some souvenirs from the local merchants. Very beautiful area, very tranquil.
Read MoreEconomic Recovery From Hurricane Katrina Is A Revived Puerto Rico
Many think that Puerto Rico’s economy is still recovering from the hurricane. The truth is that Puerto Rico was devastated by the hurricane, but is slowly, slowly recovering. Hurricane hit the island in September, 2020, damaging the airports, hospitals, markets, electricity and other infrastructure. It took two months to fully repair the damages. After that, the island’s economy really started to recover. For a period of four years, the Caribbean island was affected by extreme weather. Only recently did the health facilities, restaurants and industries begin to show signs of…
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