Ashley and Ann

Emily

In the choir loft, there is this beautiful stained glass window. I thought it was worth the shot.

Emily and Sukegawa-sensei

Ashley

What I bought.

Emily playing DS.

Emily playing DS.

Emily playing DS.

Not really a random church, but one that was closed, so I could neither enter nor inquire about its name. Check back for more details!

Same windows, but with the happily re-united couple.

The usual suspects, with Alejandro's wife (Chely), recently returned from visiting family in California

welcoming guests

This is Patzcuaro from above the city. It was just a nice day, so we sat down and hung out for a while.

The paintings very much speak for themselves and offer a beautiful, if painful, glimpse into the turbulent past of Mexico.

And here is the baldechino of the chapel. Although the chapel is somewhat simple, it is very beautiful.

A different stairwell, but one whose build caught my eye. Not sure why, but since I own the camera, I get to take pictures of whatever I want, right?

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