By Kirby Vickery from the December 2012 Edition Dear Dan, In the past I have written to you about the people and a little about some of the road conditions here in Manzanillo, Mexico. This letter will broach a subject of a different topic but needs an introduction so you’ll understand the tie in with […]
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By Freda Rumford from the December 2012 Edition I am known by quite a few people in Manzanillo as a small person although perhaps a little rotund. I might be a little fiery at times, much like a fighting hen, but am well meaning and with sincere intent. That fieriness has developed over the years […]
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By Suzanne A. Marshall from the December 2012 Edition To say I am thrilled about the new seasonal service offered by WestJet via Calgary, Alberta direct to Manzanillo, Colima is definitely an understatement. And I know I am not the only one who sees it this way. There are many Canadians living in and visiting […]
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By Glenna Palidwor from the December 2012 Edition December 9 – Sunday 2012 PATA DOG JOG Where: Santiago Peninsula Time: 9:00 am For further information –stan@patamanzanillo.com December 15 – Saturday BILL Y BOB’S REHABILITATION CENTRE BAZAAR Where: In front of Iglesia de Esperanza (Church of Hope), on the Blvd. deMiguel de la Madrid by Juanito’s […]
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By Kirby Vickery from the November 2012 Edition In 1949 people couldn’t get frozen Thanksgiving Day turkey’s at the market. Those olden refrigerators were too small to hold such a large bird and even if they could the freezer compartments in them were too small. My mother would tell of the hours picking out the […]
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By Freda Rumford from the November 2012 Edition Playing cards is not always just for fun I found out to my displeasure. As a teenager, my current boyfriend always had to win and I had egg on my face on more than one occasion before I decided that this was absolutely not fun any more. […]
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By Freda Rumford & Kirby Vickery from the November 2012 Edition People and Scandal When we took the coffee tour with Jupiter we really did not expect to have such an interesting tour or one that left us with such a thirst to know even more. After all, coffee is coffee isn’t it? It grows […]
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In this issue: Health Are you Toxic – Karen Trom Living in Mexico Pass the buck – Vivian Molick Foggedaboutit – Suzanne A. Marshall Coffee Plantation Tour – Freda Rumford – Kirby Vickery Letter to Dan 2 – Kirby Vickery Two Minutes – Cheryl Weaver News Eggs, Eggs, Eggs – Freda Rumford Westjet Car Importation […]
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By Tommy Clarkson from the September 2012 Edition Veitchia Merrillii Family: Arecaceae (Also known as a Christmas Palm, Adonidia or Dwarf Royal Palm) This happy little palm is attractive, well proportioned, neat appearing, and nicely symmetrical. It sports dark green, feather leafed fronds and is a moderately fast grower. It can be planted as a […]
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In this issue: Health Sugar Sugar – Karen Trom Living in Mexico Real Mexico – Terry Sovil Where are all the Mexican Seniors – Suzanne A. Marshall Lifes Lessons Learned – Freda Rumford Letter to Dan – Kirby Vickery Nature Starfish Flower – Tommy Clarkson Computers Configure your Mouse – Vivian Molick Finances Dollar cost […]
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