Cartoon Break.........Tequila Time!
Don't know about you but the cartoon jihad and an ultra busy work week has got me spinning, I'm ready for a break heading into the weekend, the wife and 8 yr old boy will be gone all day tomorrow, so I get to watch the 3.5 yr gringa and nearly 2 yr old pint size gringo (well, not so pint sized). Will be planning this summer's trip to Tequila, Jalisco (maybe drive again) and/or Minnesota and tweakin' and pickin' the banjo. Here's some Tequila to enjoy.....(click photo's to enlarge)
A nice shot of blue agave field in Tequila
A peek inside the Jose Cuervo Distellery and Museum.
Those are the "piña's" that come from the blue agave plant which will soon be the delicious nectar called tequila.
You do a 180 degree turn and this is just outside the Jose Cuervo side door.
El Chiquihuitillo mountain just outside of Tequila
Joe Gringo, the Mrs., Daniella and El Negro 4 wheelin' in Tequila.
6 Comments:
Hey Joe
First pic of you on your blog?
Why would the Mrs. hang with an average "Joe" like you. You got something your not telling us?
Dan, thanks for sharing!
Those images of Mexico remind me of Panama in the late '60's.
It must be grand to visit Mexico with your wife and children, showing the children your wife's heritage and viewing all the good that Mexico offers.
If only politics and corruption (... did I repeat myself? ;) ) could be permanently removed from the Mexico/United States equation?
Our lands are so beautiful and our people, so interesting!
Good on ya'!
Have enjoyable and safe trips ...
Anon,
I'm still trying to figure that one out myself? :-)
Must be Swedish/Norwegian thing...... quien sabes?
Sarge,
Mexico still has some of that wild west in it, I can only imagine what Panama was like back then, must've been grand!
Oh man, I love going there to visit, I guarantee you, the hospitality cannot be beat, the food and things to see are incredible.
Yes, there certainly is ample amount of corruption there, (where isn't there?) keeps you on your toes!
Adíos! Sarge, que tenga un buen día!
I guarantee you, the hospitality cannot be beat, the food and things to see are incredible
Well Joe you are invited to Oz so how about talking to your in-laws to have some crazy folfs from Oz for a couple of weeks?
You're on!...never been ot Oz, though I felt like I have been a time or two.....August/September is a great time to go...80-85 degrees, very green, many fruits are ripe and ready, mayb we'll see you there!?!
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