you know you're spanish when... you put your clean pots in the oven for storage
your mother keeps a can full of recycled cooking oil on or near the stove... your relatives take photos and videos at a wake... you have to say "bendicion" to your grandmother/mother/aunts when you come in and before you leave... your grandma's couch is covered in plastic even though it's older than you... you call all cereal "con flay"... you call any sneaker "tenis"... you can't leave a party without taking home a plate a food... your grandma makes you put on slippers because walking around barefooted will make you get sick... you need that piece of cake before you leave the party... you found out about a saturday party on wednesday... "La Correa" or "La Chancla" were used to discipline you... you have those huge wooden spoons on the wall... the biggest pot in the house is burned from all the rice cooked in it... you blast the music 8am to clean the house on a saturday... the whole family gathers around and stands still in front of the video camera at a wedding, baptism, or birthday party and just smiles like it's a regular camera... you set up an "hamaca" whenever your family goes to the park... you are older than one of your uncles or aunts... your mom has two sets of dishes and bed sheets: one for everyday use and the other for "cuando llegue visita"... your mother keeps the rice in a big green soda-cracker can and instead of a scoop inside, it's a tea cup with a broken handle... you go to a birthday party and your friends that couldn't go are asking you to bring them back some food... your mom/tia/abuelita has a ceramic elephant on the living room table... your favorite dish is pegao... you have an aunt who sales pasteles on the side... it could be 100 degrees outside and your mom is cooking pernil inside in the oven... :lol :lol :boing mamita:i love this one,i think it's soo true
your mother keeps a can full of recycled cooking oil on or near the stove... your relatives take photos and videos at a wake... you have to say "bendicion" to your grandmother/mother/aunts when you come in and before you leave... your grandma's couch is covered in plastic even though it's older than you... you call all cereal "con flay"... you call any sneaker "tenis"... you can't leave a party without taking home a plate a food... your grandma makes you put on slippers because walking around barefooted will make you get sick... you need that piece of cake before you leave the party... you found out about a saturday party on wednesday... "La Correa" or "La Chancla" were used to discipline you... you have those huge wooden spoons on the wall... the biggest pot in the house is burned from all the rice cooked in it... you blast the music 8am to clean the house on a saturday... the whole family gathers around and stands still in front of the video camera at a wedding, baptism, or birthday party and just smiles like it's a regular camera... you set up an "hamaca" whenever your family goes to the park... you are older than one of your uncles or aunts... your mom has two sets of dishes and bed sheets: one for everyday use and the other for "cuando llegue visita"... your mother keeps the rice in a big green soda-cracker can and instead of a scoop inside, it's a tea cup with a broken handle... you go to a birthday party and your friends that couldn't go are asking you to bring them back some food... your mom/tia/abuelita has a ceramic elephant on the living room table... your favorite dish is pegao... you have an aunt who sales pasteles on the side... it could be 100 degrees outside and your mom is cooking pernil inside in the oven... :lol :lol :boing mamita:i love this one,i think it's soo true