The continuation of the glowing account of our recent month-long journey to central Mexico needs to be put on hold in light of the recent earthquakes. Many of the places we visited are damaged, destroyed or at the very least suffering.
The two bell towers of the 16th century church in Cholula that sits on top of the world’s largest pyramid toppled. Our Lady of the Remedies.
We visited here three weeks ago.
We are blessed to have a roof over our heads and food on the table. The need is so great and overwhelming in the world that some days I must turn off the news and simply be kind to the person in front of me. It’s all I have. Other days I have more.
We were robbed again this week. While we are certain of the culprit, there is little definite proof. We have increased the security with bars on my MIL’s house and two of our vulnerable windows. Sad, but necessary.
Security for Alice.
Enjoy your week. Connect with your neighbor (unless they are the ones robbing you). Get outdoors. Be grateful, no complaints.
DOS TORTAS
the adventures of dos tortas 
Beautiful post – sad about Mexico City and your robbery. Sending love…
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Thanks L, life today takes lots of resiliency.
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How sad about the beautiful church. That must be surreal to know that you were just there. Sorry to hear about the robbery as well. I hate that burglar bars are necessary anywhere!
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The roof of the bus station where we left for Teotihuacán was rolling like ocean waves. Yikes.
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A great sentiment which I totally agree with. Stay safe!
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Thanks Jack. I started to watch PRIDE again the other night. Love that movie. ❤️
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A, A and L, just so everyone knows its not your neighbors to the north that are doing the robbing. ❤
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Hahaha.
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