This blog is a plática, a conversation, in both Spanish and English about being a Boricua, a Puerto Rican, en la luna, or on the moon (or on its metaphorical facsimile: the United States). The phrase is the title of a poem by Juan Antonio Corretjer, which was made into a song by Roy Brown and updated by Puerto Rican Spanish-rock group Fiel a la Vega.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Face off
Among the funniest occurrences around here these days is when Chiquita and Hamlet face off in a mock battle to the death. Their leaps and bounds and their running around like wild horses are simply hilarious. A simple blessing of joy, indeed.
2 comments:
Joy
said...
I am looking for your permission to copy some of the Harvard experience post and of course providing a link to your site. I am doing a PP for college inspired by Pigeons by Hernandez. I'd be happy to send you a finished copy. Thank you for your consideration.
@Joy: As long as you follow the rules on citations and provide the link to the blog, you should be fine. I'd love to see your finished product. I'm glad the post is helpful. Sounds like an interesting project.
Among the funniest occurrences around here these days is when Chiquita and Hamlet face off in a mock battle to the death. Their leaps and bounds and their running around like wild horses are simply hilarious. A simple blessing of joy, indeed.
2 comments:
I am looking for your permission to copy some of the Harvard experience post and of course providing a link to your site. I am doing a PP for college inspired by Pigeons by Hernandez. I'd be happy to send you a finished copy. Thank you for your consideration.
@Joy: As long as you follow the rules on citations and provide the link to the blog, you should be fine. I'd love to see your finished product. I'm glad the post is helpful. Sounds like an interesting project.
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