20 March, 2019
On the way to school, I saw this elderly gent walking. He is carrying something unidentified, but very heavy based on the way he was moving. I frequently see Mayan men carrying things this way: a rope or strap holding the load is put around the forehead and the load is on the back.
Examples I have seen include gasoline canisters and stacks of cinder blocks.
Mayan women carry heavy loads by making a little crown of cloth and balancing the load on their heads.
On the way to school, I saw this elderly gent walking. He is carrying something unidentified, but very heavy based on the way he was moving. I frequently see Mayan men carrying things this way: a rope or strap holding the load is put around the forehead and the load is on the back.
Another day at my favorite Cafe Chuasenayi. The owner is raking the drying coffee beans.
Homework time: iced coffee, shade, and the little cat.
Still coughing a bit from the smog inhalation, so I thought I would try a herbal cough syrup instead of medicine. The name "Flemitos" sounds like a really gross snack food, and it tastes about like it sounds.
Still coughing a bit from the smog inhalation, so I thought I would try a herbal cough syrup instead of medicine. The name "Flemitos" sounds like a really gross snack food, and it tastes about like it sounds.
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