Day One!
The view from Anna's bathroom window.
CEMAL's kitchen manager, Lupita, making agua de jamaica (hibiscus water).
¡Delicioso!
Anna's office! Check out what she's working on at the Center for Global Education's blog:
http://migrationglobalization.blogspot.com/
The ravines (las barrancas).
At the Cathedral...
These equidistant crosses were
installed by don Sergio Méndez Arceo, a liberation theologist and bishop of Cuernavaca's cathedral in the mid- to late 20th century. The equilateral cross had been prevalent in Nahua culture and is representative of the four cardinal points.
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¡Estamos hasta la madre!" Remnants of the anti-violence demonstrations in el Zócalo.
Just a little glimpse at the abundance and commotion of Cuernavaca's biggest market. The smells were amazing.
And I thought Italy's meat markets were gruesome...
This little meat shop stands across the street from Anna's apartment. Thought it was appropriate, as I have begun to eat meat again for the first time in years. Fortunately, anything is delectable covered in mole sauce!
One of Anna's beloved plants.
The view from Anna's bathroom window.
CEMAL's kitchen manager, Lupita, making agua de jamaica (hibiscus water). ¡Delicioso!
Anna's office! Check out what she's working on at the Center for Global Education's blog: http://migrationglobalization.blogspot.com/
The ravines (las barrancas).
At the Cathedral...
These equidistant crosses were installed by don Sergio Méndez Arceo, a liberation theologist and bishop of Cuernavaca's cathedral in the mid- to late 20th century. The equilateral cross had been prevalent in Nahua culture and is representative of the four cardinal points.
"¡Estamos hasta la madre!" Remnants of the anti-violence demonstrations in el Zócalo.
Just a little glimpse at the abundance and commotion of Cuernavaca's biggest market. The smells were amazing.
And I thought Italy's meat markets were gruesome...
This little meat shop stands across the street from Anna's apartment. Thought it was appropriate, as I have begun to eat meat again for the first time in years. Fortunately, anything is delectable covered in mole sauce!
One of Anna's beloved plants.
He estado viendo las fotos de diciembre de 2011 y me parecen estupendas, donde sigue imperando el color, la composición y el tema, y muchas veces coinciden los tres en una sola foto. ¡Enhorabuena!
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