3 Kings Day

January 6 is Three Kings Day and the festivities include Bouncy Rides for kids, Pinatas and candy, pozole, music and ponche at the Ajijic Plaza at 6 p.m.

We've asked for donations of candy and pinatas to be delivered to the Manix restaurant.

The donations have been very slow. Can you help out?

We are now set with the Pinatas - thanks to all
We need candy - there are 5 Kilo bags for $150p at the store next to Surtidor on the main drag in Chapala.

Brought you four bags yesterday afternoon Bear to Mannix.

Z

Thank you!

Buy a Rosca de Reyes and find some folks to eat it with

yes and the one wo finds the ninño has to throw a party on February 2.
in France with crepes, here with tamales..

Our Rosca had no monos ..... gonna talk to the store today

I will give you one Sparks. I bought a small rosca and go two niños--so now
I will be on crepe duty on the 2nd..

The 4 year old wanted one in her piece and her mom thought ahead ..... bringing one from last year to sneak in.  I doubt the 4 year old will buy tamales

sparks wrote:Our Rosca had no monos ..... gonna talk to the store today

That too, may pass.

Not only did I forget by don't expect anything. At least they should know their supplier is sloppy

You missed my point, I think. Maybe it did have one. They are small and easily swallowed.

RV, start a new thread and tell us how things are in Tucson! As you know, Tucson may be in my future!

There was not a king in sight, nor roscas either. However, we did just come from La Salsa, a Mexican restaurant that was almost Mexican and the salsa was actually very good. Other than that, it is pretty boring, compared to Chapala; even though I don‘t get out much. Louise is happy with one friend locally, gym membership via Medicare, etc. Just finding people to meet is difficult, but you will find it easier with family connections, etc. I will have to wait awhile before I might have enough of interest to make a good comparison, beyone ‘the streets are better‘.

RV, the streets in Tucson are deadly to walkers! No one walks in Tucson, no one takes a bus, it is a car culture. I remember crossing 5 lanes of traffic at a VERY brisk walk to reach the yonder shore of the plaza across the street from my hotel (5 lanes). On the other hand, cruising out to the far north hills is fun as long as you do not hyperventilate about the curves! Vroom! I once took a wrong turn in a rental Camero and ended up on those curves. But the rest of the guys coming around those curves were much impressed! Me, I was darned glad to get back to my motel!

True & the city now claims that they will be installing more of those special red light pedestrian crossings; the ones where some of the cars actually stop......
If I had to cross five lanes on foot, I would have to rest in the middle.