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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Real Mexican Food: Gaspacho Moreliano
Surprisingly few people know about Morelia, the beautiful city in the center of Mexico. I admit that, even if it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the capital of Michoacán, I had never heard of it when my … Continue reading
Posted in Living Abroad, Love in Mexico, Mexico, Travel
Tagged living abroad, mango, Mexican food, Mexico, Morelia, travel
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Hasta la madre: Grassroots Resistance in Mexico
I am trying to write this from my temporary home in Morelia, Michoacán, one of the places red alerted for travelers, to sum up Mexico’s War on Drugs so I can write about some of the things (extra)ordinary people are … Continue reading
Roots and Wings and the Story (for Mother’s Day)
I grew up on a farm in your quintessential middle-of-nowhere. While my dad cursed his cows and tractors and broken down trucks—“peckerhead” should have been my first word, my mom nursed a vast vegetable garden, a flock of Thanksgiving turkeys … Continue reading
Posted in Mothers, Parenting, Travel
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Dia del Niño
“When we see a pretty flower, we stop to look at it and smell it, right?” My son keeps his face hidden. He gets shy when strangers gush at him. “And seeing that flower makes us happy, right?” He nods … Continue reading
Posted in Love in Mexico, Mexico, Parenting
Tagged children, Dia del Niño, family travel, living abroad, Love in Mexico, Mexico, Morelia, travel
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