#isabela puerto rico

[alien222]

/// On another planet 🪐👽

[elijones94]

🍩 Isabela Bakery is the best!! 🍰

[manuelcrespoale]

Capturado en el open mic de poesía de Casita Isabela. 📖🎤

¡Gracias a Alexis A. Mercado Ocasio por la fotografía! 📷

[nicolemgb]

isabela, puerto rico

[daguerreist]

Vacation Mode...

[burstofcolors1]

[jmcora-blog]

[tropic-havens]

Beach in downtown Isabela Segunda, Vieques, Puerto Rico

[miracles-and-butterflies]

[Set in Reincarnation AU]

Mirabel: Do you all remember how I had to go to the pharmacy to pick up my PTSD medication?

Isabela, Dolores and Luisa: Yes?

Mirabel: Well, it turns out a delivery was missed and they won’t have any for the next six days.

Luisa: But you ran out of your last pack, that’s why you went to get more. If you don’t have any and they didn’t have any, that means you—

Dolores: Fuck!

Mirabel: Oh yeah, it’s going be a very fun week.

Isabela: So I’m going on holiday to Puerto Rico this week

[sativa13]

Isabela, Puerto Rico

14/octubre/2024

[glittter-vamp]

Todays adventures in Isabela, Puerto Rico 🖤

[elijones94]

🍩 Always stop for desserts at Isabela Bakery in Isabela, Puerto Rico! 🍩

[manuelcrespoale]

Marion Bolander Ruiz. "La medalla". La Impresora: Isabela, Puerto Rico, 43 páginas.

Este poemario es uno que contiene mucha fuerza emotiva. Marion Bolander Ruiz da letras a sus emociones y pensamientos más recónditos sobre la guerra de Vietnam. Este poemario puede ser de magno interés para aquellos con amor o formación en historia, ya que comienza con una entrevista que le hicieron a Bolander el año pasado. La entrevista por sí sola sirve como un ejemplo de historia oral y…

[nicolemgb]

🌺 P.R. 🌺

[andivmg]

recommendations for “local” spots in PR? im going over springbreak and im so excited!!! (anything fun do/ explore besides el yunque and san juan?)

omg i love this questionnnn!!!!

so if you get the chance: RENT. A. CAR. There are so many amazing spots in PR but because the public transportation system here might as well be nonexistent, you need a car to get to most of them. so here is the list of my personal fave spots that you need a car for: (dw i will include another list of things that are more local to san juan and also one more thing)

- Playa Sucia, Cabo Rojo: gorgeous beach, i spent a lot of time there in college. you have to walk a bit to get to the actual beach but it’s so worth it. you can also hike up the cliffs surrounding the beach which is so fun and beautiful. and you can go up to the lighthouse which has the most amazing view.

- Crash Boat beach, Aguadilla: another beach, another college me spot. it’s just really cool, people are always playing music, there’s a big ol pier. just very awesome.

- Toro Verde Adventure Park: ZIPLINE. VERY BIG ZIPLINE THAT TAKES YOU 95 MPH. I believe it’s the longest in the US and the third longest in the entire world. the view while you’re on it is unlike anything i have ever seen before 10/10, taking my bf there this weekend.

- Surfing: my fave surf spots are Domes Beach in Rincon. Jobos Beach in Isabela. and La Punta in San Juan. You can search up surf lessons in these beaches and you’ll get a bunch of instructors.

-La Parguera: Bioluminescent bay. It’s so gorgeous and so worth it

- Piñones: Long strip of road with different spots you can get out in and go to the beach in. It’s littered with a bunch of typical puertorican food stands like fried shit that we love. if you want the real PR experience, go on a weekend

Now for some more local San Juan area things to do:

- Again, Surfing: literally just google surf lessons in san juan and a bunch will pop up

- Distrito T-Mobile: Has a bunch of restaurants and live music, definitely a good spot to just kinda hang out in. There’s a huge arcade there as well as one of my fav restaurants: La Central by Mario Pagan (get the truffle butter on the steak)

-La Placita: Drinks. Legal age is 18 here so if you want to PARTY, go here.

-Calle Loiza: same as la placita but more locals go here methinks

-The Place: my fav burger place ever, it’s in Condado. Build your own burger w really good ingredients 10/10

-Pirilo: amazing pizza place. it’s in old san juan so this might be a bit of a cop out but it’s really good regardless.

-Casa Bacardi: Rum factory, you can take a tour and it’s pretty cool

-Paddle Boarding: you can go paddle boarding in Condado Lagoon, if you’re lucky you might even get to see manatees or turtles!!!

- Metropol: my favorite restaurant. they have a bunch of locations but you can’t go wrong with any of them. typical puertorican and cuban food. fucking delicious i can never get enough. (get the sorullitos you won’t regret it.)

Now for the something extra:

-Culebra and Vieques: You can either take a plane or a ferry to either of these islands. They are the most beautiful islands i have ever seen. Very remote so little to no cell service but genuinely so so so worth it because the stars look so amazing at night it’s like nothing i have ever seen before. also Vieques has a bioluminescent beach as well :)

ik some of these are kind of touristy things and not necessarily local but they are genuinely some of my favorite things to do and i will always always always recommend to do at least one of them.

If you google Discover Puerto Rico, that website is amazing and gives you like a million things to do 10/10

here’s a link to my fav youtuber’s vlog where she went to PR and imo she did an amazing job of immersing herself in the culture i adore her: https://youtu.be/KPzqRP0T3ew?si=_sFNg_5kg6N5SGQg

[madrigaljail]

Modern Celebrity AU Headcanons

Because I'm writing a thing for it and it's on my mind.

The triplets' matching tattoos were Julieta's idea; they got them when Bruno moved back to New York after the accident.

Casita is exactly like Casita, maybe a little bigger, and is located between Malibu and Santa Monica. Pedro and Alma built it not long after their wedding, and Alma is convinced it's alive and/or haunted by Pedro. It was damaged slightly in the Northridge Quake not long after Los Trillozos broke up.

They don't have their gifts but they KINDA do? Like, following Julieta's recipes is guaranteed comfort food, the weather tends to reflect Pepa's moods, Bruno gets deja vu a lot (and may or may not have prophetic dreams), Isabela has a green thumb, Dolores has perfect pitch and echoic memory, Luisa's as big and buff as canon and a natural athlete, Camilo...see below, and Antonio bonds easily with animals. Oh, and Mirabel is fashion.

Camilo's a VERY good actor; their big breakthrough role was a Tatiana Maslany/Orphan Black-style one actor with lots of roles situation and they killed it. They can morph their voice and mannerisms in uncanny ways, almost like a shapesifter!

Bruno has a tricky relationship with his elder nieces because he was at his worst while they were growing up, and eventually they were old enough to figure out why he did what he did. When he came home after the accident it took a while for them to trust him, but things do get better.

Meanwhile Camilo and Mirabel and later Antonio took to him right away, and their acceptance helped him a lot in his recovery.

Felix was a session musician who worked with Pepa on her first solo album, "[insert storm-related title here]", and fell in love with her. They had a whirlwind (lol) romance culminating in a destination wedding in Puerto Rico. Some jackass whose name rhymes with Schmuno went on a bender and missed his flight. The delayed ceremony took place as a hurricane came ashore.

Agustin is a lawyer. IDK how h and Juli met but they eloped. It was amazing.

Luisa is a Olympian (living the dream!). Do no ask me her sport I go back and forth. Probably some kind of track and field.

Bruno is on record stating that, if a movie is made about his life, Lin-Manuel Miranda is not allowed to play him.

Asks open, feel free to request elaboration or ask about other aspects of this 'verse.