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Marzipan
The market is endlessly fascinating. Household goods, food, small animals, clothes, musicians and small bands, jewelry, potions, saddles, spices, it’s all there. The market is not only a place where goods are sold, but a place where deals are made. There are fences and scam artists. There are people pawning the family jewelry. Maya women [...]
Two unusual things happened yesterday.
1. We had a helluva rain/electrical storm, hopefully the end to the awful heat we’ve been experiencing.
2. The Unrewarding Pets (feral cats in the back yard) were unusually cute.
Here are photos of these events. All the rain pics are from our front door.
Merida Mansion
Temozon wall
Teabo Yucatan churchyard
The following series of pictures are of Detroit’s Heidelberg Project. For more information on this artist’s effort to make a palette out of a crumbling neighborhood, look here. The artist who created this project is Tyree Guyton. Read more about Tyree by pressing here.
Heidelberg
Young farmer at Puyallup Fair, WA
Shawn and Leann cutting wedding cake
Blind keyboard player, Merida
Brisa doing Kenny’s hair
Fidel Garcia
Minako Yamamoto and her parents, Tokyo
Shoshanna and friend
Maya woman, Poxila, Yuc.
Character at Seattle’s Pike Street Market
Medicinal herbs vendor, Merida
Ileana’s daughter
Magnuson Park dog walker, Seattle
Aunt Mary Soto, Miami