Recovery to (possible) Chikungunya Fever
A recovery journey from a mosquito virus.
Recovery to (possible) Chikungunya Fever Read More »
A recovery journey from a mosquito virus.
Recovery to (possible) Chikungunya Fever Read More »
Time with Uncle Ray at the Happy House.
Pool time and market day in Corozal, Belize Read More »
Accommodations, transportation, prices, and some sites around town.
Corozal – Belize, but not the beach Read More »
Six weeks later, I’m still feeling stiffness.
Chikungunya or Zika – still feeling whatever it is Read More »
How I lived in a tourist hot spot on $900 a month.
Retired in Tulum, Mexico: My monthly expenses Read More »
You’re invited to see our Christmas Day creation.
Installation features plastic, sargassum in Tulum Read More »
Odd things happened exploring private cenotes near Tulum.
Secret and private cenotes near Tulum Read More »
(Note: in the year Ellen had this infection, dozens of people in Tulum suffered from Chikungunya – a mosquito virus.) Incredible chills shook me so violently I must’ve looked like I was transforming into one of the scary zombies from ’28 Days Later.’ But there was no one in the room to see – just
Zika, Chikungunya, Dengue, Malaria: Which one do I have? Read More »
No more down the middle – this is how I really feel.
The coming out of a journalist Read More »
Ellen’s mom & dad visit her in Mexico.
How I almost missed sharing the wonder of a foreign country Read More »
There are four areas tourists consider “Tulum.” First, there are the ruins on the sea. This is what Tulum was initially known for by the tourists. You have seen this image all over on travel advertisements and vacation photos on social media. Next, there is Tulum Pueblo. This is the town, further south on Highway
Four “Tulums” – which one is the real one? Read More »
Plastic garbage is entwined in sargassum seaweed for miles.
Ocean vomits trash onto Tulum’s beaches Read More »
Consumerism is life-time trap, says this former president.
“Life only gets shorter…” Read More »
On a break from the constant rain of the last few days, I set off for a wet ride to the beach. The bike path from town was mostly clear, but there were a few flooded spots. No matter. All things considered, it was a fantastic ride. It was cool for a change. At the
Getting my head out of the sand Read More »
Good sunblock, a Turkish towel, and skip the thongs. These are a few tips for comfort living overseas – read more here!
Tips for living overseas on a budget, and in comfort Read More »
I finally made it to El Fogon in Playa del Carmen last night when I went north to visit friends. The place is said to have the best tacos around. As many times as I’ve been to PDC over the years, I had never gone. It was a Sunday night still in low season, so
El Fogon in Playa del Carmen Read More »