A bit of reflection on being a Mom and Mexico, for Mother’s Day…
Your life changes in a moment the second you hear that first cry from your newborn. I consider...
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Category: Stephanie Wood
Easter traditions in Mexico and Puerto Peñasco
Our little town is settling into the busy season. Spring break has come and gone, but the season is still in high gear. The weather in April is amazing, it’s not too hot, and not too cool. We still have our winter visitors, and...
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Welcome Spring Breakers!
March is my favorite month in Rocky Point. The weather is getting warmer, but not yet hot. There...
Read MoreSteph’s pro traveling tips
Do I consider myself an expert on the drive to and from Puerto Peñasco? Why yes, I do. Before I lived here fulltime, I made this drive almost every weekend for thirteen years. Feel free to do your own thing, but these are my...
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El Gato Guapo del Patio (The Handsome Patio Cat)
February is the month of love, and Valentine’s Day is a holiday celebrating love and friendship....
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Día de REYES
Feliz Año Nuevo everyone! Hoping everyone has recovered from their New Year’s Eve festivities. Our...
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Celebration of the Christmas Season in Mexico
Christmas in Mexico is a religious holiday celebrating the nativity and the birth of Jesus. But,...
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Expat Blues? What?
I try to keep my writing on the upbeat and light side. However, this month a case of the “Expat...
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Camarón y Margarita Time
It’s October, it’s finally cooling off, tourist season is coming to an end; it’s time to unwind...
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Book Review S Woods
Do you know that Rocky Point is home to a very talented novelist? How cool is that! Her name is...
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The Siren Song of Baja
August…it’s hot, hot, hot, here and I’m dreaming of Baja … specifically the region of Baja between...
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Cheeseburger in Paradise
Happy July! This year marks my 40-somethingth rotation around the sun. Since it’s my birthday...
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Crossing The Border
Products which are prohibited to pass (Productos que están prohibidos pasar):
Animals, Plants, and Products Permitted at Touristic Level
Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
