Todays post starts off where Wednesday’s ended… Ed and I headed to The Kids “potential” school to speak with the Director. As luck would have it, the District Superintendent was there. Likely totally unrelated to our request. She immediately took… «more»
One of many bells in The Cathedral San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. The original structure was built in 1528. The current church was finished in 1721. I’m not sure when the bells were made. Just a little taste… «more»
Things have been busy since we last “talked”. Uncle Andrew was here for 12 days and on his way home he got “misplaced” in the crazy world that is airports and cancelled flights. Note that he was found 19 hours… «more»
The Kids are December babies. If they had not been born 2.5 months premature, their birthday would be in February. Why is this important? Based on their actual age, they were eligible to attend full-time school (in Ontario) this past… «more»
What do you think of my new Mexican Bazar sign? Does it beat last years sign? We opened our doors on Sunday and made $930 plus $380 in pending sales. If only our attempts at getting The Kids in school… «more»
We go to a lot of parties in Mexico. Since arriving on December 18, we’ve had one almost every day. Sometimes two. Today was no different. January 6 is the “Dia de Reyes”. After Ed and I went to register… «more»
In case you didn’t hear, we arrived safely in Mexico, attended 104 parties already (note that I may be exaggerating a bit) and just today celebrated the “Dia de Reyes”. Never a dull moment at The Zoo. Given the current… «more»
In case you didn’t hear, we arrived safely in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. To say that we arrived on time would be a lie. However, we arrived earlier than last year. That in itself is a success.… «more»
