Maduros…

Gigi: Wow – a true hero. His example is what will be in the history books when all this blows over. Bigoted...
FreedomForCuba: I must admit unlike Cuba, this is the much better version of the Venezuelan “Jineteras”. Well, what...
Honey: Bobby Jindal did not make an anemic response. It wasn’t in a glamorous setting and didn’t have the...
Alley Kat: Thank you Val, for the very gentlemanly opportunity you extend to us in order to make our questions heard....
Orgullosa de ser Cubana: SSDD
Cato: I could swear Simon Bolivar was checking out the “ladies.” Guess the generals are in the mile high...
Redleg Ray: Yo me preguntaba como pierderon los Potros. Brujeria!!! Es que los cubanos son del C@#$%*!!! LMAO!!!!

By Val Prieto, on June 2, 2009, at 7:46 am

George Moneo

June 2nd, 2009 at 8:36 AM

It's for the greater good, Val. We have to sacrifice and be miserable to be a better nation...

(P.S., I love always being right.)
ptg_nebraska

June 2nd, 2009 at 8:38 AM

I heard that some Denver Cubans are trying to escape from the city in makeshift hot air balloons.
Cubanita

June 2nd, 2009 at 4:51 PM

For the record, I'm laughing and crying, at the same time, is that's possible at all...

Good thing there are not Cuban restaurants up here, north of the Mile High City. If I ever decide to open one, I'll make sure is way out of Denver's taxmen.

Won't miss a thing; I hauled my platanos machos directly from Miami and fry them at home. Sorry for the city thinkers and money grabbers in the local goverment ;(

Whoever have the contact info for the hot air balloons Cubans up here, please, give it to me!!! (I've been working on different models of home-made raft and possible destinations rafting from RMNP, since Nov 5th 2008 to be more exact. No success so far...

Seriously; FYI, quite a few Cubans have been relocating around here in the past months, either by themselves or with the refugee relocation agencies, to work in the meatpacking plants in Greeley and Fort Morgan.

Uff... maybe Denver's politicians are counting with the potential increase in the demand of the platanos maduros, who knows.

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