4 Generations
Castle Builder
Speed Racer
Mother and Child Reunion
Surfer Dude
Link: sevenload.com
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Flordia Memorial Day
Our turn. Cocoa Beach.
Castle Builder
Speed Racer
Mother and Child Reunion
Surfer Dude
Castle Builder
Speed Racer
Mother and Child Reunion
Surfer Dude
Monday, May 26, 2008
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Friday, May 23, 2008
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Join US to Celebrate This Perfect Couple
Jinnie, Carlos, and I are planning a 50th Wedding Anniversary for our great parents next year. We are planning a 2 night and 3 day Family Reunion at a resort in the Pocono Mountains. It will take place the weekend os April 18, 2009. Possibly Fri, Sat, Sun. (April 17-19). We will be providing details by the end of the Summer. We want to celebrate by spending time together as we did last year on the Cruise. The cost will be much less. PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING US IN 2009. Your presence will help make it a great anniversary for Manuel & Emma (Papi & Mami).
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Mr & Mrs Paul Hymovitz
As you all know, Uncle Paul got married this past weekend.
Mom, Tio Liche and Tio Tito went to P.R. to attend the wedding.
Mom and Tio Manuel were the madrina and padrino.
Mom asked me to post these pictures of the event for the family.
God Bless Uncle Paul and his new bride.
Mom asked me to post these pictures of the event for the family.
God Bless Uncle Paul and his new bride.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
You Say It's Your Birthday
20 seven year olds
150 water balloons
10 water pistols
1 slip and slide
1 pirate ship
1 tired grandfather
Happy Birthday to the little guy.
150 water balloons
10 water pistols
1 slip and slide
1 pirate ship
1 tired grandfather
Happy Birthday to the little guy.
Link: sevenload.com
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Happy Mother's Day!!!
To my mom and all the other wonderful moms that help keep us together. (note: if i don't have your mom up it's because I don't have a picture so feel free to add any that I missed!)
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Happy Anniversary Jimmy & Iris!
A couple days late, but last Wednesday May 7th was Jimmy & Iris’ 25th Wedding Anniversary. Congratulations on a most excellent celebration and God’s blessing on the next 25 years.
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Conditions that affect "Puertorriquenos"
Monga:
Mysterious body temperature, not high enough to be considered fever, but serious enough to miss school and work. Illness is unknown by the American Medical Association (AMA) and only understood by doctors of Puerto Rican origin.
Patatú:
Attack of obscure origin that can strike at any time. Could be serious enough to require hospitalization, yet is undetected by medical technology. Victims tend to be males and females over the age of 50 years.
Sereno:
Occurs when someone steps outdoors suddenly at night and is sprinkled by a mysterious substance produced by the night air. There are no physical symptoms and it can only be detected by the Puerto Rican elderly. The effect of having this disease is unknown. Children must not be taken out atnight without proper headgear or risk of contamination is certain.
Empache:
Digestive disorder which occurs after the consumption of a large Puerto Rican meal. The only known cure for this disease is "una buena criolla" or "tirarse un buen peo". (Alka-Seltzer is completely ineffective)
Coltao:
Frequent and mild condition of unknown etiology. Symptoms include but are not limited to fatigue, lack of energy and chronic whining.
Moño Parao:
Psychological imbalance of short duration that causes strange mood swings, violent irritating behavior as well as general unpleasantness.
Cocotazo:
Also referred to as the "Fuácata". A clenched /closed cripple! Caused by left or right fingers flexed to not quite make a fist with middle finger slightly raised higher than the rest and delivered to a child's headwith a quick snap to the wrist (my father's favorite).
Chichón:
Elevated cranial protrusion usually caused by the fall after a patatú. Can also be caused by the sudden or unexpected encounter with a cocotazo.
Mysterious body temperature, not high enough to be considered fever, but serious enough to miss school and work. Illness is unknown by the American Medical Association (AMA) and only understood by doctors of Puerto Rican origin.
Patatú:
Attack of obscure origin that can strike at any time. Could be serious enough to require hospitalization, yet is undetected by medical technology. Victims tend to be males and females over the age of 50 years.
Sereno:
Occurs when someone steps outdoors suddenly at night and is sprinkled by a mysterious substance produced by the night air. There are no physical symptoms and it can only be detected by the Puerto Rican elderly. The effect of having this disease is unknown. Children must not be taken out atnight without proper headgear or risk of contamination is certain.
Empache:
Digestive disorder which occurs after the consumption of a large Puerto Rican meal. The only known cure for this disease is "una buena criolla" or "tirarse un buen peo". (Alka-Seltzer is completely ineffective)
Coltao:
Frequent and mild condition of unknown etiology. Symptoms include but are not limited to fatigue, lack of energy and chronic whining.
Moño Parao:
Psychological imbalance of short duration that causes strange mood swings, violent irritating behavior as well as general unpleasantness.
Cocotazo:
Also referred to as the "Fuácata". A clenched /closed cripple! Caused by left or right fingers flexed to not quite make a fist with middle finger slightly raised higher than the rest and delivered to a child's headwith a quick snap to the wrist (my father's favorite).
Chichón:
Elevated cranial protrusion usually caused by the fall after a patatú. Can also be caused by the sudden or unexpected encounter with a cocotazo.
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