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Mexico Life

Brian Overcast

Authentic Mexico from someone who calls it home.

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Mexican Slang Translators Get Wrong

Sitting under a palapa on the beach, Andrew was fuming. “Why had they lied to me?”

It was his third month teaching English as an intern in Morelia, Mexico. As a language lover, he was keen to learn Spanish well. His host family had invited...

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Are Mexico’s Magic Towns Worth a Visit

A mistake many travelers make their first time in a country is to focus on the big cities and forget the charming little ones. In Mexico, these towns have an official name ever since 2001: Pueblos Mágicos. By 2002, there were 14 such towns....

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A Mexican Corn Harvest Tradition

Villages in my state of Michoacan that are located in Tierra Caliente or the Hot Lands are off the tourist track because of drug cartel influence in recent years. Which is unfortunate, since the people are welcoming, the food is delicious,...

24 days ago
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What’s Really Happening in Rural Mexico

My visit to a village in Michoacan’s Tierra Caliente

When I started writing about a weekend trip to a small village in Michoacan, I thought it would be about the family tradition of gathering at corn harvest to make uchepos, or corn tamale...

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How Much Money is Enough?

Thoughts on Retirement

“Gonna change my way of thinkin’, make myself a different set of rules.” -Dylan

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    I married into Mexico, have lived here for 25+ years, and delight in sharing insights about this fascinating and oft-misunderstood country.

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