What happened here?

Hi! It's been long since I last posted here. I had great plans for this blog, but somehow, Blogger itself deleted some pictures from my most visited posts. This has somewhat taken my interest in Blogger away.
Bummer, I know...
I have been busy and haven't been able to go to my computer and put every single picture again.
If you use Blogger, has this happened  to you? Leave a comment below.
Even though I say that my interest in Blogger has been taken away, I certainly haven't lost it all. I'm managing a Spanish blog in WordPress too and maintaining my Instagram updated.
Once I upload the pictures missing back to their original posts, I will start blogging again here.

Meanwhile, In Puerto Rico, on May 28, '17 there was what is known here as a "Volkyshow", and that's no other thing that a Volkswagen Meet, to put it someway. A car show of Volkswagens and some old muscle cars.  I'm slowly uploading the pictures to Instagram, but here are some of them.




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