We had lunch at El Cubanito today. I really enjoy the hearty, home cooked taste of albondigas, black beans and rice and fried plantains on a cold day. Obviously, Fidel could also benefit from a decent meal.
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The first time I saw that Fidel skeleton I flipped out. At that time I had five days living in the U.S. and I though that that was very agressive. Now, I don't care....
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