People came from all over bringing homemade sauces, breads, cookbooks, sea- glass jewelery, homemade purses, signs, stained glass and more. Many of the contributions were locally made and all monies received went to help the indigenous crafters.
Take a look at some of the really cool things that were at Taco Maya yesterday. I hear that there is going to be another event before Christmas, can't wait!
While many of you were shivering up north, we were all enjoying the sunshine and some great crafts down here in the Yucatan. Come on down and visit with us! Warm breezes and cold beers coming at ya!
Just wanted to comment on your blog and how much I have enjoyed reading your journey.
ReplyDeleteI myself am actively seeking to buy beach property somewhere and up to the last few months I was staying 'paralyzed' thinking that Florida was the way to go.
Thanks to blogs like yours and others out there sharing their stories I am so much more excited to jump out of my 'narrow-minded' box. Buying overseas is much easier than I had allowed myself to imagine.
Who knows, Chelam has made my short list now and I can't wait to visit. (Which is quite annoying to me as I just returned from 'tourist-trap Cancun 2 weeks ago). Had I only known...
Thanks again and keep up the great posts!
Thanks so much for the comment Jan! Please if you have any questions feel free to contact me anytime, bchbums1981@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteTeresa big thank you for this nice write up!
ReplyDeletelove the pictures you took!
Hope to see you on March 7th for another Funky Market!
Love your photos of the Funky Market....do you mind if I post them to Pinterest, and include a link to your blog? Please LMK....keltonsmom@gmail.com
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