A Critical Social Faux Pas You Must Avoid in Mexico
Are you hoping to make some native friends in Mexico? You need to know this #1 social faux pas before it’s too late.
Read MoreVentanas Mexico hosts a blog promoting living in Mexico and promotes books on learning Spanish, travel and cooking in Mexico and how to rent in Mexico.
Are you hoping to make some native friends in Mexico? You need to know this #1 social faux pas before it’s too late.
Read MoreQuerétaro, a city of over a million people attracts business transplants from all over the world. Here’s what might make Querétaro a good choice for you.
Read MoreEvery day life might include going to a gym like this one in Mexico.
Read MoreLove of country is gently woven into other small celebrations in Mexico.
Read MoreWhat does it cost to retire in Mexico? Here’s what you can count on.
Read MoreThe whys and hows of listening to foreign-language music even if you don’t understand the words.
Read MoreLearn about the ancient drink making a comeback in Mexico: Sotol.
Read MoreThe Cánasta Basica is one of several reasons your food bill will always be lower in Mexico.
Read More"Even a blind squirrel-photographer gets an occasional nut. " Here are my favorite nuts/photos since my moving to Mexico part-time in 2014.
Read MoreUpdated November 2023 - A suitcase theft reminds me that true value of an item is in the eye of the beholder. How to prevent heartbreak.
Read MoreSmudging, an ancient American Indian ceremony said to cleanse people and places of lingering negative energy, sounded like the perfect grounding ceremony for anyone living part-time in Mexico.
Read MoreIs Mexico machista? If so, how will affect you as a foreign resident in Mexico?
Read MoreAre people drawn to San Miguel de Allende because they are already creative, or does living in Mexico make them more creative?
Read MoreUpdated - January 2020 - Purchasing services in Mexico is about price, quality… and examining your character.
Read MoreUpdated July 2021- Cultural events are great places to meet the natives. Even if your Spanish is just passable, you can demonstrate respect and appreciation for Mexico’s artists and gain some insight on the cultural that will serve you well in the future..
Read MoreUpdated July 2023 - A reminder on the importance of proper hydration, especially in humid areas like coastal Mexico, and how to hydrate like a native.
Read MoreJanuary 2023 - Good sighs, bad sighs. What do they mean?
Read MoreUpdated September 2020 - Oaxaca has much more than the handcrafts and folk art for which it is so famous. A new generation of contemporary artists are making their own history. José Santos is one such artist.. A little about Santos and his city.
Read More.Updated June 2021 - While you are unlikely to be affected by corruption in Mexico as a part-time expat, it's helpful to understand the issue from the perspective of your Mexican neighbors.
Read MoreUpdated August 2020 - I have a lousy history with jewelry, but after a few years as a part-time expat in Mexico, I'm ready to take a chance on a real relationship.
Read More