Sunday, September 10, 2017
Saturday, September 9, 2017
Lunch at one of my favorite fish restaurants in my neighborhood
Fish tacos
Chico isn't too sure about the little boy.
Mexican flags are now showing up all Over town
The Globos festival is this afternoon. They are getting ready for it.
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
More Ajijic Wednesday Market photos
It finally stopped raining for awhile this morning and I was able to take a walk down to the Wednesday market with Chico. I know this is a special time for him and I enjoy it too. I bought too many vegetables to carry comfortably back up the hill. I had to stop many times. But it is nice to have a frig full of fresh things to eat. As I was leaving, I saw a new stand and although I had already bought too many vegetables, she was selling entire bags of different ones for just ten pesos. Although I bought these last, I am putting these two photos on first so you can see what she had just for ten pesos a bag. I couldn't resist it.


I know I won't be able to eat all of those bananas or carrots or small tomatoes but I can't pass up a bargain. I regreted buying them by the time I got half way up the hill to my house.

Above is my favorite outdoor stand. I buy shrimp tortillas there several times a week.

It was so nice to be out in the sunshine. Haven't seen much lately. Just rain and overcast days.

This food stand was just setting up. I went early today to avoid the crowds.






I love these Huichol Indian beaded necklaces.















The last photo was at the top of the hill, the beginning of the market. I liked that wall hanging. The stall below it is selling fresh coconut.
I know I won't be able to eat all of those bananas or carrots or small tomatoes but I can't pass up a bargain. I regreted buying them by the time I got half way up the hill to my house.
Above is my favorite outdoor stand. I buy shrimp tortillas there several times a week.
It was so nice to be out in the sunshine. Haven't seen much lately. Just rain and overcast days.
This food stand was just setting up. I went early today to avoid the crowds.
I love these Huichol Indian beaded necklaces.
The last photo was at the top of the hill, the beginning of the market. I liked that wall hanging. The stall below it is selling fresh coconut.
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