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Sol Face-painting by Elizabeth Piña |
By Saturday morning I was exhausted, and yet, I had to teach a two-hour flamenco dance class, which I did. Then in the afternoon, I turned off my phone and collapsed. I slept in and out until Monday morning. Now, I've turned on my phone and I'm ready to start the another fabulous work week. Below are some images from the festivities. Enjoy!
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Lovely couple from Las Vegas, who visited Old Town just for the Day of the Dead festivities. |
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Zonia |
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Elizabeth Piña face-painting Zonia at Back From Tomboctou |
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Face-painting artist Elizabeth Piña and Zonia |
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Rebecca |
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Rebecca getting her face painted by Elizabeth Piña |
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Rebecca and Zonia holding marygolds by the La Catrina wall at Back From Tomboctou |
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Mr. Roger Apostol (my hubby) at Back From Tomboctou |
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Campo Santo Cemetery in Old Town |
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Dia de los Muertos Altar at the Campo Santo Cemetery in Old Town |
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Dedications for my father and sister at the Campo Santo Cemetery |
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Messages for the dearly departed at the Campo Santo Cemetery |
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With artist Jorge Piña and Roger Apostol setting up our booth at the La Vista Memorial Park |
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Los muertitos dancing some cumbias at the La Vista Memorial Park aka National City cemetery |
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