Sunday in Jocotepec

We have to slow down. And we do. 

The day goes by speaking with friends, enjoying the pool, doing very little, very slowly. (With a magnifying glass, you can see Louise... she is there to give a sense of the pool size!)

We end up in a nice local restaurant for supper, the meal was excellent and the company even better. We went to Tia Lupita's  restaurant in San Juan Cosalá , where the food is typico and the decor boast a magnificent mural depicting rural local scenes. We met the artist, but there was some language barrier that we need to break by learning more Spanish. See more on this and other great Mexican experiences in our next door neighbor's blog. Kris and Ken are great travellers and you will enjoy their adventures too!

We had a pretty strong wind at 4 am, for a few minutes. I rush out to close the awning, but no damage. I asked around in the am, and it happens from time to time. In fact, a freak wind created a tornado that landed on San Juan Cosalá a year or two ago.

The next few days will be preparing for our Christmas Dinner (lunch) on the 24th, with pavo (turkey or guajolote). Oscar and his very charming wife, Anna will be the hosts.