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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Experience is what you get
Well, it’s done. Apparently, all of us lived through Christmas, but not without a few dings and dents along the way, at least in my case. On Christmas Day, I hosted a dinner at my house in Jocotepec for six … Continue reading
Shine a Little Light on this Solstice Season
I’ve been doing a little happy dance the past two days, since I know – even though my senses haven’t registered it yet – that we’re heading back towards summer (eventually) and light … light …. light!!! I don’t really mind … Continue reading
Karen’s Favorite Christmas Songs
Since Barbara and Michael have posted some of their Christmas songs, I thought it was time for me to chime in with a few of my favorites. While I tend to be pretty non-traditional in most things, I think my Christmas … Continue reading
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All I want for Christmas is you…and a pinata
A couple of days ago, I went with friends to the abastos in Guadalajara. An abastos serves primarily as a wholesale outlet for vendors. It’s where local farmers bring their wares to sell to such places as grocery stores and … Continue reading
Christmas Songs–the third half.
Well, being part of this triumvirate, I guess it behooves me to contribute to the (Favorite?)Christmas Carols thread. Never really having been a fan of this music genre (boring lyrics, repetitive refrains and syrupy notes) put me at a little … Continue reading
Christmas songs, part deux
Yes, yes, I know that deux is not Spanish, but French. But it looks so much more like the name of a Christmas carol. You know, like “Joyeux Noel.” “Segundo,” on the other hand, looks and sounds like the name … Continue reading
Gateaux’s Life Story
I figured that since Barb could brag about her p*ssy on this blog, then I could brag about my p*ssy too. Wait a minute, that just doesn’t sound right, does it? I guess I meant to say I’m going to … Continue reading
Pumpkin Seed Brittle
Last year, around this time, I was listening to an interview on one of NPR’s noon shows – “Here and Now” – and the host was way over-excited (I thought maybe NPR had become X-rated, or I was off the … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged beet salad, goat cheese, Kathy Gunst, lavender, New Orleans cookbook, NPR, pumpkin seed brittle
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Why I chose Lake Chapala
So you’ll remember from my last post about Why I Chose Mexico that I had ruled out Baja. But I still knew that I would be moving to Mexico is the foreseeable future and I needed to find a place … Continue reading
Why I chose Mexico
One of my co-writers on this blog, Karen, said she’d like to know a little more about how I wound up in Mexico, what it took to get here, and what it’s like living here. So I thought today I … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Gulf of California, Mexico, Moving to Mexico, Petrified Forest National Park
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