The Joy of Walking Mindfully in Ajijic Anyone who lives in Ajijic soon learns that walking here is unlike walking almost anywhere else. Our cobblestone streets have character. Sidewalks appear and disappear without warning. Tree roots gently lift paving stones, and every stroll requires a certain amount of agility, not to mention a good pair […]
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How George the Iguana Converted the Preacher There I was: the clergy guy, officiating at the first-ever blessing of the animals in our church, but doing so much against my will. It wasn’t that I disliked animals. I had grown up with dogs, cats, birds, and tropical fish in our house. It was just that
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Daddy’s red and white 1955 Ford Fairlane slowly lumbers down a lonely dirt road toward Lake Conroe. The long, winding path cuts through a forest of pristine pines interspersed with a smattering of white birch and dogwood. Grass wet with dew separates the two ribbons of reddish dirt from each other. The tree line on
The Blue Robe Mystery The rabbit hole started with a hangover in Barcelona. A small, brown-robed friar appeared on the nightstand accompanied by a voice on high. “Hair of the dog?” The voice asked. The voice belonged to my cousin, Wayne. The monk was a bottle of Frangelico. The bottle is shaped like a Franciscan
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