Soria is a pretty sun-dappled village in an area not known for that and for a hundred years home to world famous cashmere.continue reading The Devil’s Work in Local Cashmere

When social media goes astray it goes wickedly astray in ways I never could see coming including babies, birds and molesting with cartoon characters.continue reading When Social Media Goes Astray

Corpus Christi has long been a day of pomp, candy-giving, worship and fun in San Miguel continuing to this day with a sunset procession.continue reading Corpus Christi, More Than Eva Longoria’s Texan Home Town

Saint Dunstan’s custom foot gear for the devil forever changed how we see luck, horseshoes and quick thinking in San Miguel de Allede.continue reading The Devil Didn’t Wear Prada

Forget Windsor. Every Saturday San Miguel hosts spectacular weddings filled with high fashion folks and none of those silly hats! Except on babiescontinue reading Royal Wedding Tie in

Fans have long been a part of my life that really came front and center in San Miguel with designing dances for men with fans!continue reading Fan of Fans

The once sleepy village of Valle de Maiz has skyrocketed in popularity hosting one of the grandest fiestas of the year each May.continue reading The Prime of Valle de Maiz

Saint Isidore the Farmer is widely celebrated all around in San Miguel in towns and chapels named for him by the Otomis, indigenous farmers.continue reading Festive Farming in the Campos

Murals are ethereal so they decay and are replaced by others. How lucky are we to have changing art constantly on display and being added to nearly daily?continue reading Murals, Murals Everywhere!

Foreigners come to San Miguel because we are a tourist destination. Some stay. Yet some of those are eager to bite the hand that feeds them.continue reading Why Scorn Tourists?