The die is cast.
Alea jacta est. Caius Julius Caesar La suerte está echada. The die is cast. However you may wish to interpret it, the fact is there’s very little time...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
Just a specimen of Venezuelan humour...
(Sure that I ´m going to be censored and earn a “color de hormiga” card, I can´t resist the temptation to post this joke here). Conjugacion del verbo...
Just a specimen of Venezuelan humour...
(Sure that I ´m going to be censored and earn a “color de hormiga” card, I can´t resist the temptation to post this joke here). Conjugacion del verbo...
An attempt to enlight the situation.
The last couple of days have been quite agitated both in Venezuela and CC. Andres has always tried to make things lighter by posting some Poetry from Venezuelan...
An attempt to enlight the situation.
The last couple of days have been quite agitated both in Venezuela and CC. Andres has always tried to make things lighter by posting some Poetry from Venezuelan...
For all those who expect the best from (AND FOR) Venezuela
SOLO LA TIERRA Por todos los astros lleva el sueño pero sólo en la tierra despertamos. Dormidos flotamos en el éter, nos arrastran las naves invisibles hacia mundos...
For all those who expect the best from (AND FOR) Venezuela
SOLO LA TIERRA Por todos los astros lleva el sueño pero sólo en la tierra despertamos. Dormidos flotamos en el éter, nos arrastran las naves invisibles hacia mundos...
on the subject on the "correct behaviour"
Tips for Effective Online Communication Online etiquette is often referred to as “netiquette”. Remember: You are communicating with real people, not machines. Use the same courtesy as you...
on the subject on the "correct behaviour"
Tips for Effective Online Communication Online etiquette is often referred to as “netiquette”. Remember: You are communicating with real people, not machines. Use the same courtesy as you...
An anecdote to start a new thread
Yesterday, I was in the mood for hot-dogs, so I went to a street vendor very near my house. There was a girl there, waiting for a “pepito”...
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