These paper flower vendors have a lot of competition with the massive amounts of real flower that are sold in this city each day.

Fried plantains or fried potatoes, the fare is tempting and the choice is chili salt or none, either at about 75 cents a bag.

This guy is a bit cranky, demanding payola for photos. Each year I visit I somehow forget I already have his photo from last year, LOL.

But what's a couple of additional pesos?

Seems a tradition in Mexico to brick around vegetation.

And the odder the door knocker, the better.

Run into my old friend George, part owner of Bahia de la Luna. George and Cisco gave me a long talk back in 2008 and inspired me to not listen to the news media and follow my heart while continuing on down the PanAmerican Highway 1 to where I finally sto

Suzanne has found this famous taco stand only open after 8PM on the corner of Insurjentes and Hidalgo.

I have to admit the pineapple ingredient that makes "The Gringa" taco here taste so good would not have been my first choice on my own. But sister definitely found a "keeper" with this place. We'll be bahhhhhhk!

Always a celebration in the Jardin each weekend and many times during the week here as well, in this most enchanted of many enchanted Mexican cities.