Every day, more people in the US talk about living in Mexico.

In Mexico, perhaps the most widely known grief ritual is the celebration of Día de Muertos, Day of the Dead. Some claim this tradition has roots in indigenous culture. There is symbolism in

It’s no longer true that healthcare in Mexico is ‘so’ affordable for US citizens that you need no form of insurance. Understanding health insurance options in Mexico is critical, especially for

The other day, I came across a research study that looked at what is most predictive of survival after a natural disaster. This particular study examined several factors: who was present in the worst of the disaster’s path

A will (or last will and testament) lets you decide who inherits your property, who will care for children or pets, how debts get handled, and who manages your estate when you’re gone. In the

Write about Brian. I’ve been wanting to do it for weeks, but every day, I cut and paste the item to another, later date. I don’t know where to begin. Later, however, is never out of mind. I think of Brian daily, and it’s been

As immigrants to Mexico, we are interested in living. We traveled south of the border to live more fully. We enjoy the great sensorial experience that is Mexico, the colors, sounds, smells and tastes, the culture of saying

When we first learn to speak Spanish the lessons are typically centered on how to introduce ourselves to strangers, order food at a restaurant, or ask where the bathroom is. I’ve yet to see a Spanish language lesson that

As expats, many of us made the decision to leave support networks behind when we chose to move to Mexico. We moved away from immediate family, away from lifelong friends, and away from the communities in