I did not know that so many children lived in this town. These photos represent only a small sampling of the many parade participants, little mustachioed Poncho Villas and beautiful senoritas.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Life on the Sea of Cortez
About Me
This blog was started when I moved to a trailer park on the Sea of Cortez. I've kept it anonymous but that will change with my new blog which will focus on RV life versus trailer park life (and why I better fit into the latter category), the Sonoran Desert and all that entails including border issues, Arizona's creepy governer, and racism ala SB1070.
Previous Posts
- how i met the jailbird
- henriette, make up your mind
- embrace the yin and yang
- the beauty of books
- you're in mexico; speak mexican
- my letter to prison
- pissing gringas and pooping pelicans
- my letter from prison
- a walk on the beach
- my jailbird boyfriend is a soothsayer
- my jailbird boyfriend
- drunks and drug dealers
- Smart women; dumb-ass choices
- Yellow Ice
A MishMash of Sites and Blogs I Like
- like water on a rock or off a duck's butt...
- Dandelionseeds
- The New Yorker
- This American Life Radio Archive
- Guardian Unlimited
- Humane Borders
- No More Deaths
- Webtender - Online bartender
- Kat's Caffeine Induced Rantings
- World Cafe (a live music venue)
- Redneck Mother
- Free Will Astrology
- Wait Wait Don't Tell Me (on NPR)
- Salon
- Blog of a Bookslut
2 comments:
Very cool. Great pictures but also ... lovin' that slide.com. It embeds right into your post! How cool is that????? (yeah, it's the simple things with me! :))
simple minds appreciate simple things, ms kat.
slide.com is pretty cool indeed.
Post a Comment