Monday, August 22, 2005
1. A Policeman Jaywalking
2. A policewoman in a knee-length, flare uniform skirt, guiding traffic @ a busy intersection.
3. A young boy, about two years old, taking toy cars out of the front pocket of his overalls.
4. A good-looking, clean shaven young man, dressed impeccably, carrying a baby holder while walking in long, elegant strides.
5. A surgeon whose Spanish looks have earned him the "Matador" moniker by a friend.
6. The Puerto Rican flag, waving between the flags of Spain and the United States.
7. A cousin whose oldest child is already in Law School, time flies!
8. A round-the-clock closed circuit TV channel focusing on the altar of the hospital chapel, most of the time empty.
9. A Mitsubishi larger-than-possibly-necessary SUV, named "Endeavor", resembling the eponymous space shuttle.
10. My brother's girlfriend bringing a bouquet and looking at my Human Growth Hormone (HGH) spray with wonder and then trying it with a bit of fear.
.... all here in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in the last few days, immortalized here for you, my readers, and for me.
blogged by: Frances M. Pabon
3. A young boy, about two years old, taking toy cars out of the front pocket of his overalls.
4. A good-looking, clean shaven young man, dressed impeccably, carrying a baby holder while walking in long, elegant strides.
5. A surgeon whose Spanish looks have earned him the "Matador" moniker by a friend.
6. The Puerto Rican flag, waving between the flags of Spain and the United States.
7. A cousin whose oldest child is already in Law School, time flies!
8. A round-the-clock closed circuit TV channel focusing on the altar of the hospital chapel, most of the time empty.
9. A Mitsubishi larger-than-possibly-necessary SUV, named "Endeavor", resembling the eponymous space shuttle.
10. My brother's girlfriend bringing a bouquet and looking at my Human Growth Hormone (HGH) spray with wonder and then trying it with a bit of fear.
.... all here in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in the last few days, immortalized here for you, my readers, and for me.
blogged by: Frances M. Pabon
