Lien Estrada

The debate about how much longer we Cubans will have a ration book for basic essentials has been around for a long time

I heard the following comments from a Mexican woman: “We were in Varadero and met a singer who was so nice and sang so well…”

When you ask about your chances of collecting soon, they reply that there is a list of people waiting just like me.

I have a friend who’s a member of the Jehovah’s Witness congregation, although he follows their discipline more than he attends their services.

A woman, who later became my friend, recently informed me of her intention to sell me the medical books she has at home.

In the morning my aunt came back from the ration store with some products she’d bought for the day’s meal.

While heading back home from the dentist’s office, I decided to go by the center to get a few things done, like buying soap for example.

For a long, I’ve wanted to see a town in Holguin Province that’s called Cueto. A friend spoke very highly of a woman poet who lives there.

A friend of mine who had taken semiotics classes once told me that the first place our attention goes is to the upper right-hand corner.