Only in Mexico and Casa de Adobe

This stop sign is actually bolted in upside
down.  It didn't just fall and no one fixed it . . .

Ulises and I drove around the city today.  While we were out, we saw some odd things.  We also took pictures.  I'm glad that I can get out and actually see the city here instead of just being stuck in my house or to going to El Paso when I want to get out.
We also went to see the Casa de Adobe.  It is the house were the revolutionaries hid out.  It is located right on the border between Mexico, Texas, and New Mexico.  Ulises entered the U.S. for the first time, just stepping across the border. 

Looking out over the city.

This dog was upset that we were getting into my car

Does this look like a road to you?  This is in the middle
of the city.  It's not like we went out of town.

Juarez's The Bible is the truth, read it, mountain

This handicapped parking spot is literally in
street, on both sides . . .

A tire wall

A statue of Zapata

Inside the Adobe House with the historian who works there

Ulises, across the border in the U.S. :)

In front of the Casa de Adobe

On our way from the Casa de Adobe, we stopped to take
this photo.

Monument to the revolutionaries

Back home after a long day . . . and Ulises decided to
mess up my hair.