So we’re back and happy to be home with the animals, and the photo totals are in (after iPhoto crashed twice at various points during the import process, gah!). Over the nine days we were away in Mexico I took some 2,444 pictures (along with some 17 video clips). Susan logged 1,978 images. Jeez. I …
I won´t even try to figure out where to begin. We´ve seen the Toltek ruins in Tula and while there found a hole in the wall eatery in town called Parrillada Country that was a tasty treasure. We Strolled the richly historic streets of the colonial section of Queretaro and marveled at its remarkable collection of churches big and …
Well, we’re minutes from leaving for LAX to catch an Aero Mexico flight to Mexico City and from there we’ll be bussing it up Central Mexico way to the town of Tula for a couple days, then Querétaro for a couple nights, and then Guanajuato for the remainder until we return home July 19. Our …
The first music I ever purchased was Queen’s “A Night at the Opera.” I’d spent the summer of 1976 in Hollywood with my Admiral shortwave transistor radio going crazy and stopping whatever I was doing every time to listen enthralled by “Bohemian Rhapsody” whenever it would play on 94.7 KMET. I preambled that because I …
First comes me changing my evil road warrior ways and instead of confronting/berating every vehicle that excessively encroaches on mine and my bike’s space, I come up with this entirely verbose and overtly diplomatic manner of raising awareness. Now this morning as I’m moving the cans down to the curb for trash pick-up, I encounter …
Ranger put on her special bark this morning to alert us that there was something besides a squirrel up in the loquat tree. Sure enough, there was: Video clip is here. YouTube version is here.