¡Hola! ¿Qué tal, Mexico City?

A long layover afforded us a constitutional in the neighborhood surrounding Benito Juarez Airport. Benito Juarez was the first full-blooded indigenous president of Mexico. There has yet to be a full-blooded indigenous president of the United States. Advantage: Mexico.

It is here that I discovered not only do my shoes match the buildings and trucks, but the donuts are the best in the world.

Photos: Emily Topper née Topper.

 

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