With the arrival of a new year in Mexico, hopes for better times also arrive. In the Mexican culture. So full of traditions, year-end rituals are an important part of popular belief for finding love, money, good luck.
Read MoreI’ve often wondered what pelicans discuss when cloistered in small groups. Do they talk about contemporary political shenanigans or last night’s soccer mismatch or tomorrow’s weather or the sorry state of entertainment on nightly television? Maybe they rehash the good old days when their ancestors nonchalantly cruised the Sea of Cortez, diving into plentiful schools of fish and surfacing with bulging pouches of tasty herring, sardines or other small morsels.
Read MoreSometimes removing a tire from a vehicle isn’t difficult — it’s putting it back on that can cause a few headaches.
After leaving Bryan’s Sports Bar on Blvd. Fremont and approaching the intersection of Blvd. Josefa Ortiz de Dominquez, I was quickly alerted to a rather unusual occurrence, even by Mexican standards — a lone vehicle tire was rolling into the center of the intersection with a distraught rescuer in pursuit.
Read MoreFor those of you who are blessed enough to be a dog owner or dog lover, you know that the joys a dog can bring to your life are boundless. I am lucky to be the proud owner of my dog, a pug named LUCKY STAR or just Lucky, Luckster, Luck Luck, Suerte (en español) or just my plain ‘ole sidekick. Lucky loves traveling around the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico in my car with me. Being a pug, she truly is extremely compatible and loves to look out the windows on the car rides and of course take long naps.
Read MoreAfter a hiatus of a few months (to be fair, most of that time did have work going on behind the scenes), the Home Port project has picked up again. We all know that if you can’t see something, it can’t be real, right? So it is great to actually see some activity again to help raise the excitement levels.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
