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For a while, I’ve been wanting to start posting about design here in Mexico. On the whole, the design here is completely terrible. There are a few good designs – logos, signage – but those are usually for large organizations. You can pretty much count on anything designed for a small company, will be bad. [...] You may have seen the overgrown yard in my earlier post. One benefit of living in an apartment, or in a suite within a house, for the last 15 years, or more, is that I haven’t had to deal with overgrown yards. This resulted in the need to purchase something to handle the rapidly – [...] …if I said that these Nun Dolls creep me out. A lot. I’d have to say a little bit Kranky! Actually, they taste pretty good – kind of like chocolate coated Graham Wafers… I’m often surprised by the number of soya products that they have in Mexico – especially considering how carme–centric everythings seems to be. While shopping in the local Super, looking at the juice, I saw a number of soya juices. I hadn’t seen anything of the sort before – either we don’t have this in [...] I’ve shown you pictures of the house – okay, not all of it, but I did show you the first floor. Now, it’s time for the yard. A lot of people keep asking what the weather is like here in Puebla. Right now, it’s not all that hot, it’s sunny and, generally it rains – even pours – most evenings. As, you can see the average highs [...] This is where I am right now. It’s a water park in Atlixco, about 20 minutes outside of Puebla. I can’t remember the name of the place, but they have a strange cartoon aligaror for a mascot. In my last post, I totally forgot to mention that the whole reason I ran across the I Love Alaska series earlier this year was because of another film that Sander Plug and Lernert Engelberts directed, Chocolade Haas. And, here it is: Today, my friend Val posted about interesting search terms that brought them to her blog, including “art therapy rain cloud.” |
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