On Christmas day, my family doesn’t do a traditional sit-down turkey bird with dressing and all the typical holiday trimmings. No repeat Thanksgiving feast here, you guys. No thanks! (Caveat: I would love to have…
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Oaxaca is (obviously) super well-known for its culinary scene. I first became intrigued by the city when Rick Bayless couldn’t shut up about it on Top Chef Masters. The region is said to be the…
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When I planned out the last leg of our Mexican journey from Huatulco to Oaxaca, I assumed that we’d travel by bus. Both of these cities are located in the same state of Oaxaca,…
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The morning after our night of partying at a Mexican wedding, we boarded our flight to the beaches of Huatulco, an area on Mexico’s west coast. We headed there on the recommendation of Bertha…
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Guanajuato was filled with street performers, especially in the evenings due to Festival Internacional Cervantino… or maybe they’re just always around to pick up a few pesos from willing, camera-happy tourists. I just had to post…
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So you guys, I went to my first (but hopefully not my last) Mexican wedding……
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I don’t usually do B&Bs. I don’t usually do reviews of accommodations. However, here I am writing a post on a B&B that we stayed in during our two nights in Guanajuato, Mexico. Why?…
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Aside from wandering around Guanajuato with my iPhone constantly in hand, taking photos, and holding us up, I spent the majority of our time in the city eating, drinking, planning our next meal destination, and sometimes…
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I knew Guanajuato, a colonial city in central Mexico, was going to be filled with colorful buildings, great views, and steep cobblestone streets, but I don’t think I was prepared for how impressively beautiful…
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And a tequila and taco tutorial, of course. I couldn’t have planned a better welcome to Mexico than our arrival at Bertha’s house in Celaya. While, like she said, there isn’t much to do…
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¡Voy a México mañana! I leave for Mexico tomorrow for eleven days and I am super pumped! I am meeting my friend Bertha (pronounced “Bare-Tah” in español, sounds so much better than how it’s said in English)…
