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Café No Sé Façade in La Antigua Guatemala ~ 2008-02-11

Posted in Restaurants, Tourists by Rudy Girón at 9:11 am.
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Café No Sé Façade in La Antigua Guatemala

This is the façade of Café No Sé in La Antigua Guatemala, headquarters of the John Rexer’s 1a avenida sur empire. His efforts to take control over the whole 1a avenida sur (1st Avenue South) are a little more humble than Pinky and The Brain Gutiérrez who want the whole world to convert to their tender, juicy and crunchy recipe of fried chicken. ;-)

Now onto other subjects, did you know that last Wednesday, February 6th, was Ash Wednesday, the official beginning of Lent or Cuaresma as it’s known in La Antigua Guatemala.

Are you ready for 40 days of religious and cultural celebrations prior to the Holy Week?

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  1. Mario responds:

    I might be missing the point…BUT are John Rexer’s efforts to take control over the whole 1a avenida sur (1st Avenue South)a good thing or bad thing for La Antigua?

    Response - February 11, 2008 : 11:16 am

  2. Rudy responds:

    Mario, it all depends who you are and what your interests are. The same goes for the Pinky and The Brain Gutiérrez entry.

    Response - February 11, 2008 : 1:12 pm

  3. Gizelle responds:

    We also call the fasting as Cuaresma(Philippines) but I don’t observe it.

    The guy seem so happy coming from there…great morning colors! Buen dia!

    Response - February 11, 2008 : 2:47 pm

  4. sompopo responds:

    I have a friend that lives in Houma Louisiana and as you know they celebrate Mardi Gras which I have had the pleasure to experience. The last day of festivities is called Fat Tuesday which of course always falls on Tuesday which is the day before lint or Ash Wensday.

    Response - February 11, 2008 : 5:52 pm

  5. Global Voices Online » Guatemala: Celebrating Photography Throughout September responds:

    [...] Daily Photo blog presented a Black and White exhibition (promoted and attended by many bloggers) at CafeNose, an open bar that deserves a [...]

    Pingback - September 15, 2008 : 6:17 am

  6. Bob Smith responds:

    Hola John……been tryng to reach you for many moons with no success…………no tellyfone……no e-mail….da nada……to notify you of your lottery winnngs and send your 8 x 10 glossy of our mutual amigo BEAUX (deceased)……………….If no e-mail address recieved soonly…..lottery winnings will be turned over to the RIO DULCE HOME FOR UN-WED FATHERS……………….adios..Bob

    Response - October 21, 2008 : 11:58 am

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