I went to the copy shop around the corner to make some copies. A few minutes later when I turned around to leave, I almost ran into a burro “parked” right outside the door. Oh my!
It is not uncommon in some places to see burros on the street. When the streets are narrow and steep (they were originally designed for carts pulled by four-footed creatures, you see) sometimes the best way to get around is four footed.
In San Miguel de Allende, when the sun starts to go down, the giants appear.
Or is it Three Amigas or Pretty Maids all in a Row?
High-heeled sneakers anyone?
Mexicans love “American” clothing, whether they know what it says or not.
Men are more guilty of wearing the unknown than women. I spotted one man wearing a shirt declaring himself the “World’s Greatest Grandma” and another as as a member of the “Women’s Naked 5K Team.”
Instead of donating old clothes to Goodwill, perhaps I should bring a bunch down here. I could just layer them on, walk around town, and sell them to people on the street. “Hey buddy, want to buy a shirt?”
What do you think? Might just pay for my ticket that way.
Picture perfect view. Sure beats dirty snow.
A different kind of eye candy. Abundant in Mexico, these beautiful flowers decorate many things, nothing more beautiful that this lighted cabinet though.
This artist is fantastic!!! If I had the funds and the location for it, I would take this home with me.
Lawn Mower
The next time you complain about mowing the lawn, think about this guy. It may not look like much here, but he had a whole courtyard to tend.
Taxi break!
All pumps full on this side of the street also. Do you think the cars all got together and demanded to be filled before they drove another inch?
The Adventures of Blue Bear 