Puerto Rico By GPS

If Dorado weren’t called Dorado, it would need to be called “Lindo”. Why? Because it is! You see, the word “lindo” means “pretty” in Spanish, and that’s one thing that this town definitely is. Dorado is the 12th smallest municipality in Puerto Rico and the 6th in terms of per capita income. With that comes lots of financial inequality, but Continue reading... The post Dorado, 23 Square Miles Of Be...

It was 11:00am on the morning of July 20, 2023. My wife Zory and I were standing in the middle of Virgilio Dávila Square in the little town of Toa Baja, Puerto Rico. There was something off about the place and at first I couldn’t put my finger on it. Then it hit me! Everything was reversed. The church was Continue reading... The post There Was Something Off About Toa Baja appeared first on Puerto...

Harvey Deegan Interview Click here to listen to the interview! Today I had a unique experience. I spoke about Puerto Rican Christmas traditions to an audience that’s mostly on the other side of the planet. That’s right, this morning I had the rare opportunity to speak with Harvey Deegan, a radio personality with Radio 6PR in Perth, Western Australia. This Continue reading... The post Christmas In...

Yesterday I had the unique pleasure of speaking with Mr. Steve Collins, the host of “Radio Roaming”, a 24/7 travel talk show from Australia.  Steve is a seasoned radio professional that promotes travel to western Australia, but when he stumbled onto Puerto Rico By GPS he was intrigued by our Island’s beauty. The edited version of the interview is 35 Continue reading... The post Puerto Rico By...

museo-felisa-rincon-de-gautier/a> Last Friday the 13th I once again visited a unique attraction in Puerto Rico. This time my wife and I visited the Felisa Rincón de Gautier Museum on the corner of Clara Lair and “Caleta de San Juan” in Old San Juan. The place is a well deserved shrine to a lady who’s sense of service, honesty and all Continue reading... The post Felisa Rincón De Gautier Museum...

[space size=10] The 2014 edition of the San Sebastian Street Fiestas is about to start. Next Thursday, January 16, 2013, mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz will be cutting the traditional ribbon and the 44th edition of the world’s largest event, taking place during the month of January, will commence. I could write for hours about the San Sebastian Street Fiestas. I Continue reading... The post Meet The Cabe...