I’m putting finishing touches to this here site for a friend of mine in Santa Cruz. I’m quite happy with how the theme looks and the minor modifications. It didn’t take long at all, I’m getting quite handy with WordPress installs. Next up is making a flyer for the event they’re advertising.

Yesterday I went to the Casa de Orozco museum by Los Arcos de Guadalajara. It’s a very small little place but had some nice folk-style artwork, nothing cutting-edge. Which is a good thing. Then in the evening Monica made one of the best homemade dishes I’ve had in a while, some kind of beef stroganof (not sure of the spelling there, Firefox is suggesting “estrogen”) which was delicious.

15 people have voted on the photo tour. It’s looking increasingly likely that it’ll start in the Panteon de Belen (where I took the Day of the Dead photos last year), which is grand. The photos won’t be as colourful as during D of the D mind. But it should be a healthy turn out.

Don’t know if you noticed that links to Monica and Daniel’s blog have stopped working. M pressed some button or other and the next thing she knew ChiliCatinLA ceased to exist. She’s been haranguing google’s blogger service, but so far to no avail. Fingers and all that crossed. Backup, backup, backup…

Here’s a butterfly trying to escape the traffic yesterday by Los Arcos de Guadalajara…