Align the Spine and Mind With Divine
Not far from Oaxaca proper is a small Puebla (town) called Santa Maria El Tule. Last night a few of us from the school I am currently studying with visited that Puebla. We took a bus then a taxi to …
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Going to the markets in Oaxaca I am always struck by how yellow the chickens are. Another puzzling chicken item to me is how and why the chickens in the market sit out on uncooled counters all day …
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We started today by staying in bed, in spite of a flurry of M-80 firecrackers, closer to us than ever before, (firecrackers are not an unusual event here) at 6:30am. They are loud and woke us out of …
A lot happened since I last wrote. A couple of things about the people in Mexico, they love parties/fiestas and they love firecrackers; sometimes thrown together. December 6th was Sheila's birthday. …
Last visit to San Miguel de Allende we started out every day with a walk to our favorite park, Parque Benito Juarez. Benito Juarez was the 26th president of Mexico and the first indigenous president. …
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Moving overseas, as some of you know is very different from going on vacation. There are many things we took for granted, one of the biggest is a great kitchen. We are thankful to have a kitchen, but …
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