#36 Heroes Sometimes Drive Jeeps

Moving to Mexico has certainly reduced the number of times my cell phone rings.  Most people communicate via What’s App text and I no longer receive those pesky calls from “Scam Likely” so a jingle from my phone often means a family member is calling or a San Carlos level “emergency”.  So when my phone …

#30 Organic Produce Produces Kindness

This spring two members of the San Carlos community began what became a movement of sorts in this tiny town.  As businesses were forced to close the greatest threat to the community was not the virus but the fact that 90% of the hard-working people in this area make a living doing just that, working …

#29 Mexico Sin (Without) Cerveza

Updates on the coronavirus flood the world news every single day.  We are briefed on rising case numbers, the potential new symptoms, work of diligent scientists on  possible vaccines or treatments, current recommendations from the CDC and specific guidelines for slowly, safely reopening countries, states and individual cities.  These are often followed by a wonderful, …

#27 I Wasn’t Planning on Roommates

It was not a mistake.  We intentionally moved to a desert.  Granted, the Sonoran Desert flows right into a beautiful seashore which is an unequivocal bonus to the location of said desert.  These photos are from a variety of places where the desert does indeed meet the sea in the San Carlos area. They are …