Ruminations of an Expatriate

Given Googles indiferent customer support in dealing with the problems I have with it's new and supposedly improved beta blogger I'...

Having read that the length of the post may be related to the problem I've been having connecting to beta blogger I am testing a shorter...

Last Sunday Tere, her two sons Eduardo and Francisco, and I piled into the pickup, the youngster in the back, and drove to La Antigua, an en...

I interrupt the usual program of photos and iconoflatulece (with thanks to Verde for coning the word) to engage in badmouthing of Discount N...

From left to right, Naomi, Eduardo, and Rosio who are coming to my apartment Saturday afternoons for help in learning English and to help m...

Google, which owns Blogger, the software I use to post here, recently required users to "upgrade" to Beta.Blogger. The problem is...

This is the Latin American government that receives more USA government aid than any other, and which hosts Latin America's largest USA ...

I wonder what the troglodytes who rely on the Faux News Network for their news think of Murdoch publishing and promoting O. J.'s book.

I reported in mid-October that I had arranged for internet service trough the local cable company, MegaCable. I was told when I subscribed t...

One of the nice folks at the internet café I patronize and I were discussing the caterpillar in the photo I posted a few days ago so we did ...

Sunday I drove with Tere, the woman from whose store I buy produce, for about two and a half hours to a huge market near the city of Puebla...

Part of an alter This toy is carved completely from stone. As are the children and the swing in this piece. As I indicated the grounds are m...