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Meditation on Canine Behavior

I went to a friend’s house for the first time in two months. I stayed on the porch, enjoying the cool evening breeze while he made coffee.

The thing is, this has been one of my biggest concerns for most of my life. I had the misfortune of having poor genetics for teeth.

We are growing apart, and saying goodbye is painful. Some of our friends have left, and our family members are scattered across the globe.

Hugo Puig’s goals aren’t limited to his financial returns. He wants to rise above, leave a trace of love in the world.

The cases of Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela are excellent examples of how dictatorships attempt to justify their never-ending rule.

Every day here in Havana, and I suppose throughout Cuba as well, we spend our time passing judgments and delivering sentences.

“I really enjoy researching about computers. I also want to write articles about video games, anime, series, and movies that I enjoy.”

Hours pass, the sun intensifies, and the group of people grows. A man over 60 approaches, seems to know me, and indeed, he does.

“January’s rice is here!!” Marta shouted at the top of her lungs, while she climbed up the stairs in our apartment building.

It was a friend’s birthday, and I wanted to visit her. I left Vedado mentally and monetarily prepared to spend money on a collective taxi…