Red, Yellow, Green
I’ve added a few more photos to the Bicentenario collection on Flickr, as the city government continues adding decorations to the buildings surrounding the Zocalo. Click here to see the full set.
Faces – Guy Y Stella
A long time resident and TELF survivor of Mexico City, Guy is the guy to see if you want to take a TEFL course and teach in Latin America. Maybe in 20 years little Stella, his daughter, will be the one to see if she decided to follow in his footsteps.
Bicentenario – Zocalo
The decorations are going up in the Zocalo. The first side has been done. Only 33 days left to the big event. Click here to see the Bicentenario set with my latest additions.
Bicentenario – Morelos
A wax model of Morelos, at the Wax Museum of Mexico City. They have an exhibition for the Bicentenario, and I posted all the photos on Flickr of the heroes and villains here.
Bicentenario – Two Hundred Year Old Beer
There’s no stopping companies cashing in on the big party!
Bicentenario – Bi 100 CdM
One of the less flamboyant signs. This one attached to a box that you can enter and sit down in. There is a small screen, which isn’t on. It all looks rather vandalised.
Bicentenario – El Tren
More and more bicentenary decorations are appearing. The trains on the Mexico City metro are often draped in Mexico City related art, and the celebration stuff has finally taken hold of one. I hope to get some better photos later.
Faces – Watch Over Us
In Alameda park, you’ll usually see at least two mounted, ornately uniformed police officers. Put there especially for the tourists.
Faces – Efrain
Efrain, a near 5 year long student.
Faces – Sistas
Two more of my students, the Terrible Two – Diana and Palmira.
