Mary (the orchestra’s house manager) and Michi
They were really very good including many experienced adults and young people too. Based on the attendance at this concert and the density of ex-pats in Ajijic, it feels like there’s a significant cultural divide between the mostly grey-haired English-speaking ex-pats and the Spanish-speaking local community.
My favorite piece was by a guy I’d never heard of, Arturo Marquez, Danzon No.2.
At La Cucharita comida Hawaiana.
After the show we went to have a meal at this Hawaiian place where Michi had been helping them with the recipes, service details, etc. and they were very glad for it, that was clear. We ate at the family table set-up behind where we were all standing.
Cecilia, Michi, Ricardo, me
We were stopped in the street waiting for some traffic situation to resolve, so I asked these guys if they were up for a picture. Sure, they said! What were they doing? Where were they going? I don’t know.
Back at Michi’s, this is the living room. There’s a dining area, a kitchen, a large office, and a bathroom on this floor. The second floor has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a good sized lounge, with a ton of storage everywhere. Then more stairs take you to the roof. I’ll get up there tomorrow for a few pictures.
Michi was devoted to her mom who in turn was devoted to Hello Kitty!
