Sunday, March 01, already. The bulk of this trip is behind us, and we now have completions to do before we leave at the end of the month. How does time drip so slowly as it becomes a river passing?Last Sunday, we waited for a bus to take us to the big market, a street …
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Sunday, February 22, and our mission (our destination) was a particular market (Tianguis Mojoneras), across town, our carriage by bus C24. We were ready at 8:35, a few minutes later than planned, but walked through the local popups, which had begun their Sunday by setting up for food service. “Not today” we said. We’re going …
Happy Love day, Valentines, Galentines, Friendentimes, Petentimes, etc. Yes, it was lovely for us, although we celebrated us in two different cities. I was off at a women’s conference I have attended for nearly 40 years, and returned to Lew and a warmer Puerto Vallarta weather, feeling peaceful and high on fellowship. We moved AirBnB’s …
Today is Sunday, the 8th of February. We have some sort of holiday tomorrow, although we haven’t discerned what it is or what to expect as yet. We don’t know if services are curtailed or not, stores and markets open or closed. But currently, around here everyone is geared for the Superbowl event. Restaurants are …
We try to walk daily or semi-daily. I don’t think that I would ever keep up with Lew, who likes long walks of several miles around town, but every other day or so, he hauls me, challenges me, pushes me, every so gently, to go someplace, to “check it out.” We usually set a goal. …
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TIME PASSES – DON’T WAIT FOR PERFECTION RIP Lynn Carrier Lavezzi — January 10, 2026 After passing quickly after a long illness, Lynn, my sister-in-law, wife of brother Bill, was laid to her rest in frigid Ohio this past Tuesday (1/20), attended by a great outpouring of family, friends, and many varied groups of people …
Aramara neighborhood. Three-story residences in purple, yellow, green, and blue dot the view across the street from the Aramara Market, two blocks away, and there resides a bus stop with benches; many people are usually assembled there, including multitudinous small-business entrepreneurs. It’s a heavily-travelled place with several lanes of traffic across a very wide couple …
I packed in two phases. One was in advance, being efficient, thinking of what to take, medicines, counting vitamins, etc. Important stuff. The second run-through, the last minute, toothbrushes, toiletries, etc. Somewhere between those two (think of it as two separate legos without a bridge-conection) I slipped the threads a bit, but not to worry …
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Happy Happy Everything, Folks! I am pestering you with this new years Blog because we are in a whole new experience and Judy need to share it. You can delete as you like, as always- I won’t have any idea, so please feel free to discard as you like, and even grumble under your breath, …
