Mexico brings to mind many images: The warm sun, beautiful beaches, kind people, palm trees, and
color, but for me, nothing says Mexico more than Frida Kahlo (1906-1954).
Most of you know that I have long been accused of reminding people of the notorious artist, so one day I decided to dress up like her, augmenting my eyebrows in the process and the rest you could say, is history.
Kimmmm bought me a Frida finger puppet to match hers from
Nick and Prestons Imaginarium when we went to New York together in 2008. At this writing, we are supposed to go there a week from today, but with all the ice and storms, we have no idea if it will happen. It’s a nail biter…
But back to Frida. For the last three years, little Frida has traveled in my purse, going on various adventures together. How could I deny Mini-Me a trip to her homeland?
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| Frida hangs with her peeps. |
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| Sombrero rooftop view of the Malecon. |
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| Hmmm, check out all the hombres in this place, Que Lindo! |
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| Uh-oh, it didn't feel like I had too many...at the time. |
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| More images of me, me meeeee! |
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| Banderas Bay, baby. |
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| "You are the wind beneath my wings..." |
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| Frida made a fun friend with Aqua Junko Artworks |
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| Frida is overcome by Sascha's hommage necklace. |
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| Mwa ha ha, Frida with Lori's skull. |
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| Love love love love love love love this!!!!!! |
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| Frida getting into more trouble at Le Bistro Jazz Club |
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| A Frida inspired necklace Cindy made in the "Fun with Dick and Jane" workshop at the Hacienda Mosaico. |
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| Frida sunbathing with new amiga at the Villa Del Palmar Resort in Puerto Vallarta. |
What a life you have little Frida! What wonderful sights and travels you can take. I'm glad you could make it back to the US without any problems, maybe you have a passport? I hope you get to go to NYC -- opps maybe it was a suprise for you! Loved meeting you!
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