Errands and Play in Mexico City
Yesterday we spent a few hours driving through this:
But there was good reason. First, we picked up our passports, which thankfully were ready in plenty of time for our summer travels.
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Then we met with our lawyer to work on some paperwork for the renewal of our visas, so the Mexican government will let us stay past the summer.
Then we met up with the Poulette family, and visited Papalote, the children’s museum. The picture is of Hannah, Nathanael, and Nathan Poulette playing with some sand and iron filings on magnets.
It was fun, although of course we all spent time chasing our children in various directions. 馃槈
But anyway it was fun and great to catch up a little with the Poulettes, however briefly. Be sure to check out their website, and you can catch up with them too!
Driving home took a while as we wound around some streets that were not as direct as we had hoped. But I had time to take this picture just for you:
It says Farmacia de Dios – yes, it’s called the Pharmacy of God. Names like this aren’t unusual here. Apparently their slogan is es confianza, which means it’s trust! Well, I guess if you can’t trust God’s drugstore, what can you trust? 馃檪
28 May 2009 @ 8:40 pm
That pharmacy is awesome, i have a cousin who is a pharmacist and believer who I am sure would get a kick out of this pic.
28 May 2009 @ 8:59 pm
Wow…. remind me never to drive in Mexico!!
Glad the passports and visas are sorting themselves out!
29 May 2009 @ 7:17 am
Don’t worry – I’ll drive you where you need to go. 馃檪
29 May 2009 @ 7:20 am
I’ll have to get a “Jesus Pharmacy” picture to match it! 馃槈