(vean al pie de página para la versión en español - scroll down for the english version) Le Mexique est le paradis du hamac. Vous en trouverez ici de toutes les couleurs, de toutes fibres. Faits main, bien sûr. À tous les prix, bien entendu, surtout si vous n'avez pas l'air mexicain! 😉 Quelque soit [...]
Golden Blog Awards – Paris 2012 : Vote for this Blog!
(scroll down for the english version - vean al pie de página para la versión en español) Il y a quelques jours, ma tante m'a suggéré de m'inscrire à un concours mené à Paris, France, pour la troisième année consécutive. Ce concours regroupe tout un tas de blogs, écrits en français, classés en plusieurs catégories, [...]
Weekly Photo Challenge : Solitary
This week challenge : Solitary. A beautiful challenge... Immediately came to mind this picture : taken in Cambodia in September 2010, this woman sat her back to one of the most fabulous temple of the world, Angkor Wat (she must have known it in its most intricate detail), lost in her thoughts, while hundreds of [...]
El Grito de la Independencia
September in Mexico is a month of patriotic celebrations. Every sunday or so, processions are to be seen in the streets of little villages; the cities cover up in national colors, red/white/green, with flags and/or lights on various buildings as the night settles in. Street vendors specialized in patriotic colourful objects and clothes get to be on every street corner for those who might lack a last-minute patriotic little something. In the supermarkets as well, you'll find costumes and dresses for kids or adults.
Últimos momentos en Chiapas
Our last day in Chiapas was very peculiar since we spent it with our friends from El Ejido San Miguel, those who welcomed us with arms and hearts wide open. Together, with lots and lots of smiles, we went swimming and admire Nature's wonders around the waterfalls of Agua Azul and Misol-Ha, on the road between Palenque and San Cristóbal de las Casas.
