The never ending flow into town of brides, rain and orgasms all are centered around a 16th century statue of Jesus and a saint that advocated re-gifting.continue reading Brides, Rain and Orgasms

The giant goose looms over San Miguel de Allende offering some fowl frivolity and a great place to get loose under the goose!continue reading Duck, Duck, Goose

The most popular man in town is one of two apostles named Jude, patron for Lost Causes and part of language, TV and every 28th of the month.continue reading That Girl Makes Room for Daddy’s Lost Causes

Near most every church entrance in town is a statue of St. Martin to remind us holding open the door was his job and no task is too lowly. continue reading Racial Equality by the Door

With kids returning to school they’ll ask me what my favorite subject was in school. Turns out that is a hard question to answer!continue reading Loaded Questions from Children

If want to see our oldest art (aside from the cave art around town) come see Ecce Homo, the image of Jesus being condemned, on tour!continue reading Bloody Jesus Tours San Miguel

Bring along your explorer pals and tour the Hacienda Jaral de Berrio to learn about interior design, mezcal, ghosts, penises or hacienda living.continue reading Ghosts, Booze and Sex at the Biggest Hacienda

An arm-less, Italian version of Mary has had quite the impact on San Miguel de Allende, and real estate, in the past and every September.continue reading Mary’s Impact on Local Real Estate

Most are familiar with devotion to the Baby Jesus at his birth on Christmas but fewer foreigners know about devotion to Mary’s birthday on September eighth.continue reading Appreciating Fiestas and Fireworks

St. Louis (San Luis Rey) is a unique saint being only French royalty to make the cut to sainthood and be wildly popular here in central Mexico.continue reading Fiestas for French Royalty