All posts in "Mexico"
The Volkswagen Abundance of Pedregal de Santo Domingo in CDMX
How the neighborhood of Pedregal de Santo Domingo in Mexico City is full of Volkswagen Beetles.
A Mexican Grandma Saving Me from Being Robbed in Mexico City
A moment where some gang members in Pedregal de Santo Domingo of Mexico City supposedly wanted to rob me but a Mexican grandma convinced them otherwise.
The Bias Against Foreign Debit or Credit Cards in Mexico
Discussing very briefly a minor issue when it comes to using your debit or credit card in Mexico.
The Funny Detail of English on Machines in Latin America
Discussing very briefly how some machines have English words on them when used in Latin America where most locals don’t speak English natively.
The Slight Bathroom Confusion for the New Expat in Latin America
Discussing very briefly a minor confusion that some native English speaking gringos might encounter while as expats in Latin America.
The Street Food Art of Mexico
Discussing the topic of the street food images or “rótulos” commonly seen in Mexico City and other areas in Latin America and some of the efforts to get rid of them.
The Societal Issue of Abandoned Vehicles in Mexico City
Discussing the issue of the abandoned vehicles in Mexico City and the consequences they bring.
The Quest for Change in Latin America
Discussing an interesting detail about life in Latin America where the local vendor will run into the distance looking for change.
The Religious Nature of Pedregal de Santo Domingo
Briefly discussing the religious nature of Pedregal de Santo Domingo in Mexico City.
My Impressions of Mexican Food
Bringing up my impressions of different types of Mexican food (and drinks) as a foreigner.