It has been a very busy season of many Mexican holidays and celebrations. The culture here is very special in so many ways: they give to their families and community, they love to party with parades, fireworks, music, and dance. And they involve every age ...even children have their own special parade.So, wherever you are in the world  enjoy the season, and be kind to... Continue Reading →
It is now the middle of June, and It has been very hot since April, and I mean '90 plus' hot. I have four fans going and, because I have a king-sized bed, at night I put a fan in the middle of the bed and it blows on me all night long… very comfortable.... Continue Reading →
I received some very sad news today: Jim Peterson passed away at the age of 82. I first met Jim in the early 1980's. He was a Liberal member of Parliament for the riding of Willowdale., and I was president of the North York Business Association. He was the guest speaker at one of our dinners. At... Continue Reading →
Well, another year has passed and again I had a wonderful birthday with lots of celebrations. l am a very lucky lady. Messages came from around the world, and had a lot of fun enjoying dinners and celebrations with my friends here in Mexico! For a short video, click here! On the other side of... Continue Reading →
I continue to be blown away by the sense of community In Ajijic and the friendly Mexican people! The other evening I was sitting in the plaza, which is the community square, with my friend Ravi. There were fireworks and a parade, and bells ringing…all in the direction of the church. We finally asked what... Continue Reading →
Well, I ventured out of Mexico for the first time in quite a while. First of all I visited the Brahma Kumaris (BK) centre in Cuernavaca for four days, which is about one-and-a-half hours from Mexico City…or a 10-hour bus ride for me. Thankfully, the buses are very fancy and totally safe. The gentleman who... Continue Reading →
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