I can't go in to detail, and that's mostly because I don't actually get to know what the details are, but I can tell you the Puerto Rico Lifestyle Magazine has come to terms we like to reprint all of our stories from our many adventures in Puerto Rico.

Dollars and cents aside, because I'm not sure how many of those are actually involved, I can tell you one exciting thing is that all of the contextual links we put in our articles will continue to link to Perplexing Times. Golly that would just make it super if we actually made any money.

The administrative "parent" types decided years ago to keep ads on here to a minimum, and to severely restrict the ads that can actually appear on Perplexing Times, so it's not like that's a huge boon for anything but bringing in new readers, but I'll take it. That alone is exciting enough for me.

I know we've been pretty lax about publishing lately, and part of it is that our rates of learning things new and newsworthy has slowed, and part of it is that our administradaddy has been buried in his own work, so one thing we'll do is wrap up the last of the Puerto Rico articles and move on from that "old business" to more timely and interesting things like "new business".

If you really liked the Puerto Rico articles, you'll be able to read even more about our exploits over on Puerto Rico Lifestyle, so you won't miss a minute of our journey, if you're in to that sort of thing. We sure were at the time, but we've been there, so we know what makes it so cool.

There will only be another maybe five or six articles about Puerto Rico, then I promise we'll wrap it up properly, move on with our lives, and get right back to bringing you the news that's most relevant to you.

And if you really want to support the Puerto Ricans, do as a third of them say and demand the island becomes a state. On the second hand (which ticks much faster) you could hear the second third of them, and demand independence. With that said, you might be better off listening to the final third and demand no change in status. Either way it's a quagmire, but that's Puerto Rico for you; a quagmire.

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