Mexican nativity sets offer a variety of ways to tell the story of Jesus’ birth including multiple Jesuses, the devil and unique gifts from the kings.continue reading Mexican Nativity Secrets

If you like horses, honey, art or simply a day in nature with great views, Neutla is calling your name! Trot on over to our neighboring town!continue reading Galloping through Neutla

The most famous monster Mexico has produced thrives after centuries of storytelling and is about to become a Hollywood movie star.continue reading Mexico’s Famous Monster as Avid Reader

With the caravan from Central America coming to the area I was quite surprised by the reactions of foreigners that they, themselves, had immigrated.continue reading Baby Terrorists

There are a multiple of ways to time the approach of upcoming holiday starting in November and continuing into February, each month with fiestas!continue reading Timing the Holidays with Yoda

Think twice, than thrice, before fundraising for any gringo run institution in town as they’ll never appreciate your efforts or, necessarily, help anyone.continue reading Cats, Home Schoolers and Their Endless Entitlement

US folks have grown up with corruption, we simply learned to put fancy words around it but our institutions are just like in Mexico, filled with corruption. continue reading Tiring of Corruption?

Day of the Dead has once again exploded this week with tourists anxious to experience events they’ve seen in the movie, Coco, with all those skeleton folks.continue reading Foreigners’ Fondness for a Skinny Mexican

A huge upside to be a foreigner is the ability, if you try, to see situations from a multiple of perspectives which is helpful when helping local gals.continue reading Girls Just Want to Have Fun, as Entrepreneurs

Here You Come Again (and here I go) is a great Dolly Parton tune to help better understand Mexico’s history and culture in unexpected ways!continue reading Hello Dolly!