Tracy sits next to me and translates. These people think like I do. They are creative, and passionate, and want to connect with the earth. They want deep and meaningful connections with other people. I feel at home, deeply connected with myself and with humankind.
Here’s the building where most of our workshop was held.
Marina’s in blue. You can also see Nicholas and Caty and Tracy here, in front of an adobe house.
In the region Tracy lives, we have lots and lots of bright yellow/orange cosmos. Here in Michoacán, there are fields and fields of purple ones. Marina, our host, sent us home with a packet of seeds.
Here’s the guy who eventually gave us directions to our destination. We had a printout describing the workshop to us, and we had the phone number of the facilitator, but he wasn’t answering his phone, and the taxi was waiting. Feeling grateful, once again.
Here’s a shot of the garden in the center of the hotel where we were staying.
Smoothies and juices – always a good way to start the day. Mine is fresh-squeezed orange juice, celery and cucumber. Yum.
Tracy says this is the kind of craftsmanship that Michoacán is known for.