Froggit Goes to the West

Y'see, my friend and I have a Spanish project due. We're supposed to be tourist-guides, kind of, for a specific municipality in PR. I picked Cabo Rojo and she chose Mayaguez. They're both about 3 hours from home and to the west of the island (both border the coast). My grandmother has a little house there in Mayaguez and my mom grew up in the west side (repreSENT!!), so we stayed there for the night. ^^ However, these are all mostly pics from the first day. If you want Froggit-less images of the PR beauty itself, I'll be uploading them onto two albums or so on facebook later today. ^^ I highly recommend checking that out because there were MANY areas I didn't take Froggit and they are AMAZING, so you should see 'em, such as the Cabo Rojo lighthouse *and GORGEOUS view*, the salt-flat thingies, the Morrillos, the Cabo Rojo theater, the gov. building, plus more stuff. Oh. And my best friend's name is Charlene. :D AH. And btw, I'll be uploading a few short videos from the trip to myspace and/or YouTube, so I'll link you later. Froggit's not in them, but still. :P

*DAY ONE*

Sometimes she loves him...

...sometimes she hates him!

It's like we're lesbian parents with a frog! XD Go interracialness! [at the house]

Safely on my lap while traveling. I'm so much better than a seatbelt. :P

Scene from "The Lion King" in front of the Mayaguez Zoo.In front of a statue of ol' Chrissy Colombus in the Mayaguez Plaza. (Church behind that!)Froggit attempting to rape one of the lampy-statues in the plaza?
Froggit's sad that he can't go out in the rain... (Mayaguez central plaza directly outside!)
Around the back of a little restaurant called "El Gato" (The Cat).

See those windows to the left? That's the restaurant's back. This is in Joyuda, Cabo Rojo.

I have no idea what that framework was/is, but I LOVE IT. *spazzes out*

ARE YOU THERE GOD? IT'S ME, MARGARET!

See? We're on the foundation of a demolished room or something... Restaurant to the left (diagonally down), houses to the direct right, separated by H2O. After these pics, we went to eat 3 kinds of "empanadillas" (Lobster, "Chapín", and cheese)

After eating, we drove a little bit more along the coast and caught more of the sunset. ^^

*END OF DAY 1*

In front of a statue dedicated to Don Salvador Brau y Asencio (1842-1912), the first official Puerto Rican historian. He was also a poet, sociologist, journalist, essay-writer, and drama-geek. And yes, from Cabo Rojo. ^^ This is on the central plaza, off to one side, near the church.

Said church!

More of the plaza. That conch-type thing is where local performances are held and whatnot, methinks. The church is to the right of the frame. There's a weird little sculpture to the left that I snapped a pic of, too. XD

MORE TO COME LATER!