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Spotted On My Avenida

By on January 28, 2013 in Art With Heart, Living in Latin America

We live on Peace Avenue. I never want to move.

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Date Night on the Andador

By on January 14, 2013 in (He)artful Living, Living in Latin America

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Fireworks For No Reason

By on May 29, 2012 in (He)artful Living, Living in Latin America

1 AM light show over Posada Ganesha in San Cristóbal de las Casas

1 AM light show over Posada Ganesha in San Cristóbal de las Casas. A good reason to stay up all night, don’t you think?




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Midnight in Ganesha

By on May 28, 2012 in (He)artful Living, Living in Latin America

Candlelit detail at midnight in Posada Ganesha.

A candlelit detail from the overnight shift at Posada Ganesha in San Cristóbal de las Casas–always an adventure. (Tonight, an adventure in shape, texture, and color.)



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Misty Mountain Monday

By on November 28, 2011 in (He)artful Living, Living in Latin America

Misty Mountain Monday

Chalchihuitán always has a secret tucked in its back pocket. When I think of Chalchi, it is covered in mist, revealing your next step only when you make it.

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Hoop Dreams

By on October 27, 2011 in (He)artful Living, Living in Latin America

Breaking in the new basketball court in Chalchihuitán

It’s official.  Chalchihuitán High finally has a basketball court.  What once was a two-room school is now six + “cancha,” or, court, which doubles as the gym.  As you can see, the chicos wasted no time in hitting the court.  But I’m hoping the chicas get a little WNBA action going soon themselves.  Don’t worry–I’ll [...]

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So, Where Do We Rebegin?

By on September 18, 2011 in (He)artful Living, Growth & Transformation, Living in Latin America

Rainbow in San Cristóbal: New Beginnings?

Last night, as the Caravana del Sur made its way across Tabasco, I caught a glimpse of this shimmering symbol of hope in San Cristóbal de las Casas and considered it a sign. Now I know what it means to go “chasing rainbows,” because I hoofed it halfway across town to try to snap a hot/find the gold at the other end. No dice. (And no gold, either.) Nevertheless, [...]

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