lacommunedeparis:

can you reblog and tag this with where you live, your native language and the sound you make when calling cats? like what do you say to a cat when you want it to come?

tuscanystuff:

Today, I went to a local cultural festival to learn about different places. While I understood that Puerto Rico was a U.S. Territory, I did not fully understand much beyond that. I learned some interesting facts that I believe other U.S. citizens should also be aware of.

- Puerto Rico has a congressman in Washington D.C. who is not allowed to vote by the U.S. Government.

- Puerto Rico has the same president as the U.S. since it is a territory.

- When you are born in Puerto Rico, you do not get a Puerto Rican citizenship first. No, you get a U.S. Citizenship then Puerto Rican then Spanish and then European Union. This is because it used to be a Spanish territory and the E.U. Thing is because Spain is in the European Union. *sigh*

- If you are a U.S. Citizen and you move to Puerto Rico, you are no longer able to vote for your own president. Nobody in Puerto Rico is allowed to vote for the president.

- The Puerto Rican government has passed legislation to become the 51st state FOURTEEN TIMES and it always dies in American Congress.

The more you know!

caribbeancinemas:

fillallthespaces:

AHORA

EL CINE Y LA TELEVISION

ESTA AL ALCANSEEEE

DE TU

MEEEEEEENTEEEEEEEE

if u kno da song u r puertorican

And even if you’re not, just reblog and say not a PRican Hoot Owl because who knows, you might have one following you. c: Thing is, there’s no Owl City Puerto Rico fanclub, and I can’t be the only Hoot Owl who’s gone searching for one, so I’ve decided to start one with the help of a friend. :D So, just spreading the word and stuff (and so I can follow you guys, too).