April 6th, 2008

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Today in Mexico City was an amazing day: full with sunshine...
Today in London was an amazing day: full with snow...

Comments

PIZARR said…
Gracias por tu felicitación. Un beso.
07 April, 2008 10:55
Belnu said…
Sí, qué distinta luz y percepción de las cosas en las dos ciudades...
07 April, 2008 18:37
Belnu said…
Y qué guapos en las fotos
07 April, 2008 18:38
Camille Stein said…
Feliz cumpleaños... aunque sea con retraso :)
Un beso.
07 April, 2008 19:37
nomesploraria said…
Aquí recién empieza la primavera. Es un momento especial, al menos para mí.
Tienes una familia muy linda.
07 April, 2008 19:44
odette farrell said…
Pizarr,
Espero hayas pasado un bonito día. Aquí ya entró en pleno la primavera, ayer tuvimos 30 grados C.

Zbelnu,
Sí verdad? Qué distinta.
Y gracias por tu comentario, como buena mamá gallina que soy, veo a mis pollitos divinos :)

Stein,
Gracias :)

Nomesploraria,
Aquí ya empezó y me encanta como que en todo hay más alegría, sobretodo las flores que compiten entre ellas con sus colores estridentes :)
08 April, 2008 17:29
Darth Tater said…
You will soon enjoy that lovely city... and why not? maybe your orange paintings coudl fit in its grey atmosphere... as Turner did with his fires!
11 April, 2008 22:31
Anonymous said…
PENSE Q OSAMA ESTABA EN IRAK!!
12 August, 2008 19:33
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