Looking through my old photos makes me long to be back in Mexico. Don’t get me wrong, things weren’t always fun and easy, but Bela and I had many good times. Bela loved getting a “raspadita” every chance she got. 🙂 Snow cones are wonderful in any language!
I bet these guys are still selling raspaditas in Seye.
In addition to Ysbaela’s cookie jar, she put together two cultural exhibits. The Day of the Dead one was simple, just a few paragraphs explaining the pictures we put in the frames. The family grouping had a lot more. Her explanation included mention of the Melungeons and the Cherokee ancestry we have. I sincerely hope she places high in her categories. I also hope her cookie jar sells for a respectable amount. It’s a minion, after all. 🙂
Pictures of La Catrina and the graveyard in Seye, Mexico
Family Grouping for a Heritage exhibit
one of my favorite pictures from Mexico
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