El Tiempo – TIME
August 22, 2012
“Time has been transformed, and we have changed; it has advanced and set us in motion; it has unveiled its face, inspiring us with bewilderment and exhilaration.” –Khalil Gibran
Category: Culture
Mazatlán, ¡Ay mi Mazatlán!
August 10, 2012
Mazatlán is hot right now, considering the weather (33C or 91F) and the vibrancy that comes from happy domestic and foreign visitors. Mazatlán is synonymous for fun, safe, and inexpensive. Here is my first picture, taken at the Malecón as soon as I arrived. August represents a peak in tourism to the port and city … More Mazatlán, ¡Ay mi Mazatlán!
Want To See The First African Free-Town in The Americas? Go to Mexico.
July 22, 2012
Who knew that African people brought as slaves to America would have settled in a Mexican town?
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The 7 Habits’ Stephen Covey dies July 16
July 16, 2012
The author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Covey, died on July 16 due to complications from a bicycle accident. Covey was surrounded by his wife Sandra Covey, children, other wives and family, as he had always wished. Covey was 79 years old, and along with the 7 Habits, he wrote leadership … More The 7 Habits’ Stephen Covey dies July 16
Happy 4th of July!
July 4, 2012
Today we celebrate Independence Day, commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. Like millions of others I was not born in the United States but I call it home, after 22 years living here. I am now a US Citizen and feel … More Happy 4th of July!
The California Primary: I Voted!
June 5, 2012
Call me a Sentimental Voter… I make a big deal out of voting. It happens to me on every election day: I get excited like a little kid! In trusting our democracy, I also know that the candidates I vote for are open-minded and compassionate to seniors, health for all, fair access to education, and … More The California Primary: I Voted!
Rufino Tamayo’s Legacy at ConsulMex SF
June 1, 2012
The work of 40 Oaxaca artists influenced by Rufino Tamayo… on display at the Mexican Consulate in San Francisco June 1 to August 9, free to the public. This is a good opportunity to see the work of contemporary Zapotec artists, like Calixto Robles. Rufino Tamayo was a … More Rufino Tamayo’s Legacy at ConsulMex SF
At 101 Years Old, Bay to Breakers is Looking Younger!
May 21, 2012
Have a costume to run or walk across town, from the bay to the beach?
May 18, 2012
Have a costume to run or walk across town, from the bay to the beach?.
5 de Mayo at Dolores Park, San Francisco – Well Done!
May 9, 2012
Family oriented, alcohol free, truly multicultural and entertaining, that is how the 5 de Mayo celebration at Dolores Park in San Francisco’s Mission District was last Saturday. The festival celebrates the Battle of Puebla where the Mexican army defeated the French on May 5, 1862. The event was organized by Mission Neighborhood Centers in partnership with the … More 5 de Mayo at Dolores Park, San Francisco – Well Done!
Uninspired and punched at Traffic Court
May 7, 2012
Uninspired and Punched – La Mía Culpa? by Lupita Peimbert I felt punches in my stomach while leaving the traffic courtroom this morning; immediately drove to Starbucks hopping a Soy Latte and a hot Panini will diminish the anguish I felt, and my stomach absorbed. Whether you believe in metaphysics or not, the Judge directed … More Uninspired and punched at Traffic Court
Cesar Chavez
March 31, 2012
Celebrating human rights leader and farmworkers heroe Cesar Chavez.
Remembering John Buchanan
February 5, 2012
It has been almost a year since the Olmec exhibit at the de Young Museum, and incredible event that brought gigantic pieces of Mexican ancestors history to San Francisco, and a treasure to Americans from the US, Canada and Latin America. John Buchanan Jr., executive director for both De Young and Legion of Honor museums, … More Remembering John Buchanan
On Charming Towns
January 21, 2012
On Charming Towns.
Mill Valley, a reminder for how to create a charming town.
January 21, 2012
Mill Valley is one of many of the towns I find charming, cultured, a jewel. It is located in Marin County, one of the wealthiest counties in California. But this town is welcoming and ti still has an air of a provincial town. The old train station has been converted into a restaurant and bookstore. … More Mill Valley, a reminder for how to create a charming town.
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