After spending a wonderful week in Northern California visiting my daughter and her family, I returned to Mexico City to begin the next leg of my adventure. After a long day of traveling, I zipped through immigration at 10pm and was very glad to see my host Benito waiting for me with a smile and my name on a placard. God bless AirB&B.
The most luxurious bus I’ve ever ridden in Mexico, complete with leg rests, movie screens and wifi left from the airport the next morning for Queretaro with connections to San Miguel de Allende, my vacation destination.
Executive Class
Torta friend and long-time San Miguel resident, Nancy met me at the bus station and we haven’t slowed down since.
Picking up your mail in San Miguel.
The following day, I explored downtown, while Nancy went to play tennis. Life offers many opportunities here that we do not have in Bacalar.
Absolutely love putzing in the shops around the Jardin (Center).
And then there are the second story gardens. The unusual amount of rain this year has everything green and lush.
Shops and houses are built around courtyards. Just look up!
The locals, expats, and tourists meet in the downtown park for a San Miguel favorite pastime, people-watching. You never know what you’ll see…
The majestic cathedral of Saint Michael is the heart of the city. A giant Freda Kalo provides a photo-op.
Nancy is an amazing ceramic artist. This is one of her pieces showing in a local gallery.
Galeria San Francisco.
I have a feeling it will take several weeks to post all the wonderful photos from this amazing city. I leave Wednesday to see my wife and view the progress on our house. Today is also the first anniversary of our marriage ceremony last year in California. Happy Anniversary Darling.
the adventures of dos tortas 
In case I miss it, happy anniversary.
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Thanks Dale. Thanks for stopping by and saying Hi! Always good to see a familiar face.
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