Inside or out, enjoy picking out your Mexican home, tossing in some Virgins, and making it your own!

continue reading Mexican Home Designs

Only two dog breeds are native to Mexico with their long histories extending to the roof, street and across borders!continue reading Barking Through Mexican History

We’ll be seeing many differences in the San Miguel de Allende business climate come the Post-plague world due to new taxes and pension benefits.continue reading The Post-Plague Economy

Chocolate’s history has an aura of something sensual, decadent and forbidden though not everything about chocolate’s history, or current events, is sweet.continue reading Sensual, Decadent Chocolate

Controversy is normally not associated with Virgins, a representation of Mary, Jesus’ mother, but there are exceptions to every rule. continue reading Our Controversial Virgin

The colors give it away, the flavor distinguishes it and its presentation makes you fall in love with Chiles en Nogada.continue reading Eating Patriotism

The most internationally influential Mexican braid is worn by Star Wars’ heroine Princess Leia, modeled after one of Mexico’s female revolutionaries. continue reading A Galaxy of Mexican Braiding

A traditionalist is one interested in preserving the centuries old traditions of San Miguel, an integral and fun part of living here.continue reading Tradition, the Illusion of Permanence

Domesticating animals has distinguished the human species since ancient times with parakeets and macaws living in households at least 1,000 years ago.continue reading Why the Caged Bird Sings

Landeta is a pretty name that has been featured in San Miguel since the Inquisition and is closely associated with the namesake park and real estate.continue reading Landeta – Pooches, Picnics and Pools