On the one hand, headline from today’s New York Times, Viewing U.S in Fear and Dismay. On the other hand, the view from my balcony.
One of the last African tulip tree blossoms of the season. Ahhh…
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I agree, let’s focus on the essential beauty of life and let those idiots run amok.
Are you on the way back to Oaxaca? Can’t wait to hear about your trip!
Is this view of the tree by your old place? Three weeks…
Sí. 3 weeks… but who’s counting?!!
Hey! Will we miss the tulip tree bloom? We expect to arrive early November and thought for sure we would see more than just stragglers… Cannot wait to be there, it’s starting to be cold here in Oregon – 32 degrees this am!
The tree over by your apartment continues to have blossoms, so you may still have a splash of red. ¡Hasta pronto!