Monthly Archives: March 2013

Happy Easter!  I get the question lot, does Mexico celebrate Easter!  Of course!  🙂  Predominantly Roman Catholic, you can imagine how important this is in Mexico.  What is called Semanta Santa, is our break, which starts Palm Sunday and lasts … Continue reading →

Seriously, I even researched it  – before leaving for New York – and was PUMPED after realized it did not exist in Mexico, believe me..I asked… FOUR different Mcdonald’s in Mexico for the Shamrock Shake, nada, they looked at me … Continue reading →

“I want to know about Malaysia!”.

I am a numbers person, but I dislike Math, long story about a teacher who gave us hall passes all the time in Middle School and…but okay get this… 721 more views on my blog before I reach the big … Continue reading →

…as we remembered the little details that made New York, well, New York… There is an AWESOME ice cream store called The Big Gay Ice Cream Store on East 7th Street, and MYGOSH, the flavor Salty Pimp is the BEST … Continue reading →

Wow!  Someone asked me if I felt the earthquake today, (yesterday now!)  nope!  LOL…(good!)  Amazing, but I was sleeping, so yeah, I can sleep through an earthquake it seems. Moving back to what Sunday, our last day in New York was … Continue reading →

“Everything is connected.”  With Marlene Mervine saying this about Chapel Branch years ago, this is never more true today.  As my class in Mexico begins to ground ourselves coming back from speaking at a conference in New York, returning to … Continue reading →

SATURDAY – March 23rd – the day before we left – wow – I have to say – EXHAUSTING….;)   But – time was going so fast! Friday we had to consolidate down minus one room – and this originally … Continue reading →

Not sure you might agree, but I see this, as a record of comments made in the sessions we made as just that, a spread of art – cool to look at and read, and retelling the story of a … Continue reading →

So yeah, I have been giving you the lowdown of the details – but here’s behind the scenes (so to speak) Keeping up with an intense schedule, tons of important members of the community, checking in, etc. I have never … Continue reading →