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For Everything, There is a Season
I have had many people tell me the main reason they couldn’t live in a southern location like Mexico is because they would miss the changing of the seasons. I know what they mean. The crocuses and tulips popping through … Continue reading
A Letter to Amy
Cousin Amy is coming to visit for a few days and I’m not happy about it. Before you call the Family Counseling Services on me, the reason I’m not happy is because we’re not going to be here for most … Continue reading
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Are We Happy?
Recently one of my friends emailed me to question whether we are really happy here. Whether we are at peace. Which made me realize that a LOT of my blog posts are about the crazy and difficult things that happen … Continue reading
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Tagged bucerias, living in mexico, Moving to Mexico, peace, purpose, Volunteering in Mexico
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Sunday is Market Day
Sunday is one of my favorite days. Many Mexican people work 6 days a week, and since Sunday is their only day off, it is a real family day. A day for errands and fun and rest and food and … Continue reading
Happy Mexican Mother’s Day
No, I’m not early in wishing you a Feliz Dia de La Madre – here in Mexico Mother’s Day is always celebrated on May 10th, no matter what day of the week it is. Our observation so far is that … Continue reading
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El Dia de Ninos – Kid’s Day
In Canada, we look forward to Mother’s Day and Father’s Day – a day for children to express love for their parents. Mexico celebrates those days too. But every April 30th since 1925, Mexico has also celebrated Children’s Day, El … Continue reading
Learning a Language
The more time we spend here in Mexico, the more we realize the importance of shared language to build relationships and experience success. Every day we struggle to explain something we need or want – to express an idea or … Continue reading
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