These are shots of D.O.D. activities in Ajijic and San Juan Cosala from 10:30 in the morning until 8:30 at night, including the Dia de Muertos Show at Jesus Lopez Vega’s Gallery. Stop by to see it at Rio Zula #7. The show is open until Dec. 2 from 10-5.
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San Juan Cosala
Paper Marigolds covered the plaza’s central structure.
Candles for departed locals
Those lost to Covid in San Juan Cosala.
Trail into and out of the Altar.
Convent Altar, San Juan Cosala
SJC Church
Memorial wall in Ajijic
Ajijic Plaza
Sawdust Painting, Ajijic Plaza
R.I.P.
Walmart Checkout
Altar in Jesus Lopez Vega’s Studio.
my pieces in show
Jesus’s very large painting
A wall in Jesus’s studio gallery
Rosario (Jesus and Berta’s daughter)
Artist and her Art. (real flowers)
San Juan Cosala Plaza
Katrina 1 in SJC Plaza
Beautiful face superimposed upon a beautiful face.
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I would love to see.
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I have GOT to come down for that next year it’s on my bucket list.
Catherine Dovey
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Absolutely. I am also going, I hope, to the U.S. for Xmas… perhaps the 20th to the 28th. Haven’t finalized yet. Know you are coming later but just wanted you to know in case. Still need to hear from my sis to see if this is okay and to get reservations to go so dates may change. You definitely must come for Dia de Muertos next year. You are invited. J
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And I am sure you’d have your face painted.
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Did you take these yesterday. They are all so marvelous 😀
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Yes.. all yesterday. Morning to night.
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Fantastic and interesting. Hey, I didn’t know that the Village People were big in Mexico!
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Ha! I thought the same thing. Different meaning here, I believe.
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You would have had a field day, Cee.
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A splendid gallery. I hope the man on the bench was not dead
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Ha.. No, merely resting but such an interesting addition to the day’s theme and all the activity around him.
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Absolutely
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