“Climbing up the tamarind tree with a friend to eat its fruit was as commonplace as hunting for tiny brown lizards. I used to gently open their mouths and hang them from my earlobes as earrings!” Lulu Delacre

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Date: 2013-03-05 13:24:44 Puerto Rico Americas Lulu Delacre Loíza Puerto Rico Culture of Puerto Rico Puerto Rican art Mask Plena Institute of Puerto Rican Culture Puerto Rican culture Vejigante Municipalities of Puerto Rico		“Climbing up the tamarind tree with a friend to eat its fruit was as commonplace as hunting for tiny brown lizards. I used to gently open their mouths and hang them from my earlobes as earrings!” Lulu Delacre Add to Reading List Source URL: www4.uwm.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 193,49 KB Share Document on Facebook

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