A Taste of Mideastern in Mexico
The essense of food - falafels, taboule and humus (and a bit more to make it glorious)! Life in Querétaro, Mexico is not all about tacos. Yet last night a…
Luxurious Domes and Ramshackle Homes
Magnificent apartment complexes are the norm in Milenio Tres As the weather has now progressed to warm and windy days and comfortably cool evenings, I make a point to walk…
Warm and Dusty in Querétaro
I will regret life when I no longer have this view! Well finally the brick house thawed and is no longer like living in an igloo. It is a strange…
Life on Ejército Republicano
The Aqueduct Renovation Continues and Life Goes On (with my home above in the hills) A two-day cold spell came to Querétaro and my brick house became an igloo again. No…
Japan Now and Then
100 years spans my 2007 photographs and those of T-Enami – Clearly he was the Artist! I recently discovered a quirky website dedicated to the hand-colored photographs of T-Enami, a…
Room with a View
Querétaro International Airport at Sunset with a Volaris A320 Destined for Cancun One of the perks of working at the Bombardier Site in Querétaro, México is that we are located…
Stuck in the Fog
Reagan National 4:29 a.m., January 20, 2013 I discovered that airport security does not open up the terminals at DCA until 4:30 a.m., which means that I could have slept…
A Balmy Piney Point
View from my pier - a sunny and windy day in Piney Point with no snow for the season so far! My week of travel ends tomorrow as I head back…