Hospital occupation decreases, tourist arrival increases. Street repair effort begins. More crocodile sightings in local beaches reported. Ah, and make way for #LordPizza! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • September 29, 2020
Updated business and recreational openings for the state of Jalisco. New passenger guidelines from Uber. Preliminary reaction to AMLO’s second annual address to the nation. PLUS, great news for Charlotte, NC residents. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • September 2, 2020
More states in Mexico switch to yellow in the national Covid-19 map. It’s been six months, by the way. Five municipalities begin rebuilding after Hernán. A love letter to Grupo de Teatro Dionisio. PLUS, Lady Tres Pesos gets the sack! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • August 29, 2020
Turtle egg poacher busted. Who needs a new, unpleasant Covid-19 side effect? What’s the story with the presidential plane? Meet the new EGOT. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 28, 2020
Puerto Vallarta trends in national news, and not for good reason. Do we really need more taxi cabs? Some think we do. Do people get murdered here? You bet. Welcome to Puerto Vallarta! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 21, 2020
Things get ugly again between Governor Alfaro and Hugo López-Gatell as Jalisco is in the red again. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 18, 2020
TGIF! Nayarit gets busy with shutdowns. New protocols for new reopenings announced. Fauci vs. Trump. More useful face mask information, and yes, the Arabs are going to Mars. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 17, 2020
Welcome to the technical meltdown episode, where everything about today went wrong, except for the sound of my voice. (But the show must go on!) Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 16, 2020
We continue to follow up Covid-19 news for the region, two news items from Nayarit (full of color, of course!) and we talk about an awesome English-speaking local cultural ambassador. PLUS, why you shouldn’t cringe when you see folks handling fresh produce at the supermarket. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • July 15, 2020
This bookshelf is the result of having treated myself to a brand-new flatscreen TV sometime late last year. I held on to the box because it was huge, and it was made of double-layer cardboard, ideal for a larger piece of furniture, such as this one. The beautiful thing of this type of structure is, once you figure out the basic assembly techniques pioneered by the amazing Eric Guiomar and his cartonnistes atelier, the possibilities become endless! The image sequence below, details the broad steps undertaken to complete the project. Este librero es el resultado de haberme consentido con una nueva televisión el año … Continue reading Repurposed Cardboard Shelf
