I've been so busy with Spanish school and all sorts of other activities that I haven't had time to post anything. Now I'm catching up.
November 20th is Revolution Day in Mexico, and there are parades all over the country. Young people, both men and women, dress up as revolutionaries and march through the cities. Here are some photos from the parade in San Miguel de Allende.
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| This soldier has plenty of bullets |
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Many women joined the military, but according to Wikipedia, the men
believed they should be home cooking and cleaning. |
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| Groups of cheerleaders represented various corporate interests |
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| Participants in youth activities marched - these kids attend a cooking workshop |
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| Parade royalty watch from a balcony |
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| These large puppets are very popular |
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