Oily Boys on the Loose
It's Carnaval season and I just saw wonderful photos from a fellow blogger of the parade yesterday in Oaxaca City, a far bigger and more elaborate event than
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Would you taste this?
Imagine large basins filled with frothy, lumpy liquid, think cottage cheese or maybe plaster. You see this stuff in markets everywhere in Oaxaca and for many years I stopped to
Bouncing along to the Market
Was I really sitting on a mattress in the back of a small truck travelling along a pot-holed stretch of highway in rural southern Mexico? With people I barely knew?
Mole (that's mo-lay) for Lunch
More about markets and some Spanish words to challenge you on this very stormy Monday in Saskatchewan. The temperature has dropped suddenly, houses across the street are blurry shapes in
Mercados de Oaxaca
It's a dull grey sky in Saskatchewan today but I've got plenty of colour stuffed inside my computer. Here are a few photos taken between 2004
Cycling in Catalonia
(There's no room in this caboose for TV journalists and doctors talking endlessly about Covid numbers. I'm sticking with my trusty iphoto collection for my diversion.
Gifts of the Magi
It's not gold, frankincense and myrrh these days. And forget Santa Clause. The big day in Mexico for kids and presents is not Christmas, it's today,
Babies with Moustaches
Every December 11 a long line of parents, grandparents and little children wait with incredible patience at the door of the Templo de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, the church beside
Flying to Vancouver!
Most of my Caboose posts are from the archives but not this one. Our first flight in the era of Covid took us last weekend to visit our delightful granddaughter
Artist Series #5 - Brian Parks
Oohh, such lovely watercolours! The style is fresh and full of light. The colours are pure and expressive.
I like the happy spontaneous look, no need to be restricted by
