Love, Gone Swimming
A long time ago, I got offered a dog for Christmas. It was not a gift from my parents, mind you – he just happened to be passing by, and must have taken the...
A long time ago, I got offered a dog for Christmas. It was not a gift from my parents, mind you – he just happened to be passing by, and must have taken the...
In the eyes of the world, the most common characteristics associated with Mexico relate to the resorts of Cancún or Acapulco, drug violence, tequila and tacos. When we arrived in Mexico City on a...
Guatemala City is a sprawling amalgam of old and new, dirty grey and mirrored blue. Its 22 zones hold over four million people and a diverse array of neighborhoods, where glass-stained skyscrapers jut out...
November has come and gone and Lunaguava seems to have plateaued. We’re currently averaging 1000 visits per month, which suits our non-existing goals fine. Our mindset is still firmly low-key, and although making strides...
The cost of living in Guatemala (and a bit of Mexico) The main piece of news concerning November is our departure from Mexico. A country we had shortly visited in 2011 surprisingly became one...