Summer may be over in New England, but as a flight attendant, it’s never too far out of reach. Recently I had the best Cancun layover and in an exercise in gratitude and making the good times last, I’m going
200 km, 125 miles, and 3.5 hours from the bustle of Mexico City is one of the most famous and instagrammed spots in central Mexico. Las Grutas Tolantongo, an area of natural wonder-turned outdoor resort, known for its steamy infinity
Dia de los Muertos, the day of the dead, is one of the most significant of Mexican holidays and one I’m so grateful to have been in attendance for in 2019. This year, amid COVID cautions, the celebrations will look
September 16 was Mexican Independence Day, and I am missing that place in a big way. It is possible that the missing is less about Mexico specifically and more about how life was while I was there. My three-month stint
When you travel, how much time do you spend learning about local culture, history? The plight of the people? Class relations & socioeconomic conditions? Do we have an obligation to do so even when we’re “getting away from it all”,
I can’t believe I even have to go into further explanation here. Sea turtles. Babies. Bam. Every travel blog I consulted before my visit to Puerto Escondido suggested the turtle release as a must-do event. And although they all raved
I’d been wanting to start volunteering in Mexico in some way, shape or form, since I finalized the idea to come and live here. It’s a good way to become more involved in the community and to feel a connection
