Coloring Across Lines
Karla ParraStories about identity, belonging, and the search for home from Mexican-American writer Karla Parra in San Miguel de Allende.
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I Was Born in the Kitchen
“I was born in the kitchen.”
Mari, the daughter of the man who built the house, pointed to the area in front of the stove, next to the kitchen sink. I raised my eyebrows, dozens of questions running through my mind: Was she born right ther...
Plates with Soul
I didn’t expect to feel so much joy over a set of plates.
Maybe you’ve experienced something like that too, an unexpected delight over an every-day thing?
There I was, giddy as a child on Christmas morning, taking photos of the new plat...
Choosing Home in Mexico
The plan was never to buy a house.
For the past six years, my husband and I rejected the societal expectation that at some point in your life, if you’re lucky, you buy a house. Homeownership marks the moment you’ve “made it” in your career...
Permission to Hibernate
Hello, dear readers, and welcome to a new year!
If January already feels a little overwhelming for you, you’re not alone.
January has been throwing me a few curveballs, among them, a nasty virus, but the biggest one was losing the last...
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Last spring, my husband and I drove through Waco, Texas— the home of Chip and Joanna Gaines, the masterminds behind HGTV’s smash hit “Fixer Upper.”
As one does when passing through Waco, we stopped at “The Silos,” a two-block shopping comp...
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After five years of roaming the U.S. in an 84-square-foot camper, I returned to my roots in Mexico, where I’m restoring an old house and writing a memoir about identity, belonging, and the search for home.
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