San Miguel has many caves surrounding town but none as well known as the Solider’s Cave after a lad that survived the Revolution there.continue reading Gone A’Soldiering

Provided a great opportunity to teach Mexican high school students it was I, the teacher, that learned the most and had a great time!continue reading Being Back in High School

It’s an adventure to get to, and back from, Mexico’s National Tree located just outside of town by the dam featuring a wide variety of history.continue reading Timber!

The popularity of the Day of the Dead exploded among Northern visitors in 2017 bursting town’s popularity to new heights and new skeletons.continue reading Day of the Dead Hits North of the Border

Death and taxes are inescapable but how you react to them is a reflection on your own culture’s view of death and what happens next.continue reading Death and Taxes

Don Diego once resided under the lake but has moved to be stronger, growing and possessing the best community center I have seen around town.continue reading Flooded Village Lives Again

Los Lopez is another fascinating area filled with opportunities for those willing to venture a bit farther afield from centro!continue reading Los Lopez, but not Jennifer

I’m one of the few lucky enough to enter Purgatory and come back out the other side without having to die first, though the logic of going to Purgatory, on purpose, is still rather elusive.continue reading Getting In, and Out, of Purgatory

Los Lopez, Banda, Cruz de Palmar and Vivienda are but a sampling of communities around San Miguel both rich in history and very much pretty places to be in the present.continue reading Exploring the Western Ranchos

Maryann and Ginger Grant continue their endless quest for which would one marry with on-line dating in San Miguel de Allende.continue reading Plenty of Fish