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A BILINGUAL BORDER BLOG - UN BLOG DE LA FRONTERA BILINGUE
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- Prensa Tijuas
- Tijuana Trolley
- Bibliophile Mailing List
- Ceremonial Run for Indigenous Dignity
- Ceremonial Run for Indigenous Dignity 2007
- Coalition Pro Justice in the Maquiladora
- Environmental Health Coalition
- Lynn's Bookstore
- Maquiladoras: Explotacion y Resistencia
- Ollin Calli
- San Diego Maquiladora Workers' Solidarity Network
- The Bibliophile Bullpen, a Booklover's Blog
About Me
- lynn deweese-parkinson
- I am a bookseller with about 20 years experience, having taken up the trade after retiring as a trial lawyer. I deal exclusively in books on Mexico & bullfighting. I am sole proprietor of my shop in Playas de Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. I am also the list owner for The Bibliophile Mailing List, an email discussion list of book dealers, collectors, librarians, & others interested in the book trade. My unfulfilled ambitions are first, to play violin with such artistry as to make a Spanish Gypsy cry and second, to survive with grace in the arena with a full grown toro bravo.
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July
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- Jewelry/Joyas
- Jewelry making/Hacer joyas
- Bird on the beach/Pajaro en la playa
- Simposio de Historia de Tijuana, 29 y 30 de Julio
- Puestas del sol/Sunsets Playas de Tijuana
- Dijo algo/It said something
- Another visit to the artisan's market/Otra visita ...
- Aficionado practico/Amateur bullfighter
- Registracion para la convencion nacional de CONTOR...
- Events coming to CECUT/Eventos llegar a CECUT
- Fiesta Purhepecha
- Making piñatas/Hacer piñatas
- Parque Teniente Gurerro
- El tren en Parque Teniente Gurerro/The train in th...
- Life on the border/La vida en la frontera
- La vista de Elvis y lucha libre/An Elvis sighting ...
- In the local nurseryEn el vivero local
- Events coming to CECUT/Eventos llegar a CECUT
- Rejoneadores en traje tipico
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4 comments:
I understand that we should not deny our reality, however Tijuana is more than immigrants and people asking for money in the streets. I encourage you to publish pictures showing the best of our community.
I would suggest you look at my photos from other days. (I have yet to show the worst of Tijuana. I have published almost no photos of politicians.)
Lynn's blog always shows her love for Tijuana and Mexico.
you made me laugh with the politician comment, because you are so right, I just think that we should always photograph people or a city at their best, poverty and bad places are for photojournalists. keep up the good work.
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