Holiday Greetings

From Batman and Krusty (and MS Paint)

Texas Weather Is Confusing

I present to you this data on the running temperatures here in Austin over the last 5 days or so... It was nearly 80 degrees yesterday and then it snowed last night. Go figure.

Mexico City Skyline

250-degree (or so) panoramic using 18 shots and stitched together using autostitch.

Click the image above for a larger view, click here for a huge (1.5 MB) view.

Mexico City Photos

Finally, some photos. I hope to get a post up about our experiences on Sunday, but I'm not sure if that'll happen. In short: We love cities, and unlike big Asian cities, Mexico City is laid-back and slow-paced. It's easy to navigate -- it has an excellent subway system and wide pedestrian walks -- and everyone we met (few of whom spoke much English) were really cool. We got free shots of Mezcal at Los Danzantes in Coyoacan, hung out at a hip hole-in-the-wall bar where we me some cool folks, and saw a bunch of other really cool sights and places. We had a great time and I wish we could have stayed longer. Enjoy the photos!

Mexico City, Part 1 of Many...

The altar dedicated to the Aztec god Ehécatl located in the middle of the Pino Suarez Metro Station in Mexico City.

More to come...