The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Mexico’s unique observances in remembrance of the dearly departed normally encompass a fascinating array of Dia de Muertos happenings that take place from late October through the first days of November.
Like most old hands at lakeside living, I always look forward to October as the month when our marvelous climate is at its very best.
Like most old hands at lakeside living, I always look forward to October as the month when our marvelous climate is at its very best.
What’s up with the fixation so many local expats have about shopping at Costco?
Modern day physicians tend to prescribe commercial pharmaceuticals for whatever ails you and, in my view too often are an array of drugs in excess.
Over the past six months the Covid-19 threat has put a stranglehold on lakeside’s once flourishing meal service sector, not to mention quashing a clientele ever eager to enjoy so many different experiences available for dining out.
With little else to do in celebration of the 210th anniversary of the outbreak of Mexico’s struggle for independence as a sovereign nation, I thought I might soothe the heart from missing out on the usual hullabaloo by going on a patriotic diet.
