Adventure to the Islands

  Everyone grammar in general for blogging is hard to make perfect, but there is always other people that would will be willing to criticized or even programs that can help. MLA is a thing I need to work and even something I learned in English 1101, so you can give credit from where you got the factional and possibly opinionated information from. Most of my blogs are 300-500 words, but I did get lazy on one of the and posted 260-280 words not knowing what else to say. The imagines I put on each of my blog I feel is pretty good and getting my point across. Blogging does not really make stress for me, but honestly I learn something new everyday which is interesting for me. Blogging is mostly a art of it's own sharing your opinions, and sharing factional evidence to share your point or even just to share. My best effort is not going into blogging, but I feel like I am growing more and more getting used to it. Procrastinating is hard not to do to, but in general is it a bad habit I hav

  Panamá is just below Costa Rica and above Colombia making it the bridge to South America to Mexico or even North America. Interestingly enough the country and blend of cultures going from Spanish, Indigenous, and even many more having an interesting history. Another interesting history for Panama is that it was claimed to be famous for pirate raids. Being knowing to be capture by Henry Morgan in 1971 which I find very interesting. Even before that tribes lived in Panama as Archaeologists claim. Quite a few years later the Spanish claimed Panama making their own society. Panama was claimed by the Spanish but around the 1800s formed the state called Gran Colombia. Around 1903 Panama declared independence from Colombia making it its own country. Like any other country/state they have their own established events or even things they celebrate. One popular event would be the carnival de las tablas which are celebrated every year. This event is followed by dancing, performances, fireworks,

     Colombia Interestingly enough Colombia had some big history-making it what is now, and it goes all the way back to even for 1400's era in which the Spanish would claim the land. Everything has an impact and knowing the back history will show the history to what it is now. Settlers around the 1500s found and claimed Colombia and surprisingly enough it was not Christopher Columbus, but Alonso de Ojeda which landed in Cabo de la Vela. Fun fact that Santa Marta the oldest city (in Colombia) to live stands still to this day. Anyways religion became a big part of Colombia having mostly Roman Catholic Christianity, a few being protestant Christianity, and the other being other types of religion around the world. In Colombia back in the day religion was a massive part of power around the 1600s-1900s centaury. They have many churches that were built around the 1800s-1900s centenary, and some still stand to this day. Religion played a major part even having a conflict named, War of Supr

Jamaica The Caribbean has many offers to give you, and as many options to choose from. Jamaica is very small, but when you get there it is going to seem like a big place to explore. On a hot day relaxing at the beach and going for a nice daily swim will seem regular. The waters in Jamaica are so beautiful and have a light blue tint so nice that you can see all the way to the bottom of the oceans. There are many waters to go to in Jamaica like the Blue Lagoon, Reach Falls, and so many more I cannot even count. Depending on where you go you will find nature and different terrains of all types going from forests, caves, rivers, and even mountains. Depending on where you are these could be amazing and fun for anyone of any age. One completely different thing is for sure culture even having different music, food, and so many other things. Music could expand from Reggae to rock steady which has a unique timbre distinctly to Jamaica/Caribbean culture. Food across the world can be shared withi