31st Annual He She Bang in Madrid

Last night was the final dress rehearsal for the 31st Annual He She Bang in Madrid. The theme this year was Pandora’s Box and it was great fun. The show will be running this weekend (11/10-11/11) and next weekend (11/17-11/18). It’s a crazy, wacky, raunchy show and great fun. Congratulations all the cast members for a fantastic show. Here are some photos from the evening. Enjoy!

He She Bang (A Musical) in Madrid

This past November the Madroids (Madrid locals) performed the 30th annual He She Bang. The He She Bang originated as a benefit for a local gentleman suffering from HIV and AIDS and has continued as a charity event to support the Madrid medical and dental fund. The theme this year was the “Sordid History of Coal Gulch.” We attended the final dress rehearsal and it was hilarious. The actors portrayed

White Sands, New Mexico Tour

I just got back from a wonderful motorcycle ride to Alamogordo and White Sands National Park. First, I want to thank our fearless leaders Mary and Lisa for putting this trip together for everyone. Second, it ws wonderful to see and ride with some old friends (you know who you are) and make some new friends along the way. We visited the White Sands National Park and all I can

El Santuario de Chimayo

This week we took a drive up to Chimayo to visit the Santuario de Chimayo. What a wonderful place to visit. We took Juliet and Harlee with us and they had fun exploring the grounds. We had lunch at the little cafe next to the church and roamed around the area. Here’s a little bit about the churches history… El Santuario de Chimayo, a small shrine located in the Sangre

Luis Miguel in San Miguel de Allende

I can’t believe we missed this performance. Luis Miguel sings with Mariachi in San Miguel de Allende. He was even filmed at the Luna Bar atop the Rosewood Hotel where Bill and I enjoyed many an evening. According to the stories we found he’s going to release (or has released) a new album. Granted, I’m not sure when this video was made, but we’ve been fans of Luis Miguel for

Ceramica La Catrina Factory

Yesterday, we visited the Ceramica La Catrina factory in Dolores Hidalgo. What a wonderful place! These folks create the most amazing ceramic figures. We went with our good friends Kathy and Michael who gave us a really cute Dia de Muertos cat figure last week so this week we all drove out to the factory. Here are some photos of their creations. Many of these catrinas are as tall as

Panteón Municipal “Luz Eterna”

This is our local cemetery. It’s located about 2 miles up the road from our house. Since Did de Muertos has been pretty much canceled this year due to the virus I thought I’d pay a visit to the cemetery. There are several cemeteries in town and the ones located in centro date back hundreds of years. This cemetery seems a bit newer and is really for the “common” person.