Souvenirs - textiles

Hola!

I am looking to buy a couple of textile souvenirs, and wondering where I should look for:

An authentic serape

Guayabera shirt

I was hoping to look in the San Angel market on Saturday but if there are other places that sell them that would be great!

Gracias

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u/Quirky-Cat2860 — 8 days ago

What could have caused this? Milton, ON

A portion of my lawn looks like this. Watering doesn't seem to help; it seems that the grass has died. My first thought was that it would be chinch bugs. I took an empty can and put it down into the soil and filled it with water. No chinch bugs, but did get ants - the red, biting kind. Could ants cause this through aphid farming?

I figure the grass there is dead. But what should I do to prevent this in the future? I intend to aerate and overseed in a couple of weeks. Would nematodes help?

Ignore the brown material - I put some spent coco coir in an effort to add some organic material.

u/Quirky-Cat2860 — 2 months ago
▲ 38 r/Milton

If the path has asphalt on it, I guess it means it's a road.

Milton calls this a multi-use path, so I guess riding my motorcycle on it is okay.

Seen yesterday on Thompson & Laurier.

u/Quirky-Cat2860 — 2 months ago

Looking for a hotel to stay with young child in October

Buenas, I am looking for a hotel to stay in when I visit CDMX for the first time in October. I will be travelling with my wife and 5 year old child. All of us are relatively light sleepers.

I have come across a few hotels that are either under new management or have problems with noise coming from the street or night clubs.

5 star hotels such as the InterContinental are a bit too pricey and out my price range. Ideally I would like to be around $200 USD.

Gracias!

Edited to add: we will be looking to visit the main touristy places, Chapultepec, Centro Historico, etc. We would be getting around by public transit.

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u/Quirky-Cat2860 — 3 months ago

Spring aeration (Southern Ontario)

I'm in Southern Ontario, just west of Toronto. We had a long, snowy winter, followed by a cool, wet spring. This week may be the first time we get overnight temperatures consistently warmer than 10C (50F). It also rained all weekend - 25 mm or so (about an inch).

I was in my backyard the other day and my soil is basically waterlogged. There's no standing water, but when I walk on the lawn it feels spongy and wet.

My question is if I should consider aerating it to help water drain better. Or if I should wait a couple of weeks longer to dry out.

I have a hand aerator (the one with the prongs with holes in them) so I wouldn't need to drag relatively heavy machinery in the yard.

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u/Quirky-Cat2860 — 5 months ago