31 October 2008
The Living and the Dead
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There is enough being written by others about the "El Día de los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) celebrations in Mexico and the sugar s...
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29 October 2008
Calaveras
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The word “calavera” means “skull” in Spanish but “calaveras” are also a type of ditty poem written at the season of “El Día de Los Muertos”...
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28 October 2008
Tradiciones y Costumbres – 001
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My wife Gina thought it would be nice to write some short pieces about Mexican traditions and customs and I welcomed the idea. Not only will...
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26 October 2008
Dialog - Ordering a Pizza
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In our last dialog, “ Returning Home ” we left our weary travelers blocked by a passing train as they were almost home. They finally arrived...
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22 October 2008
It's time to call a Rabbi
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I learned recently from an article by the Associated Press that the U.S. The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) is going to open a field ...
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20 October 2008
Ocote - What it is - What it does
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The word “ocote” (oh-KOH-teh) comes from the Nahuatl word “ocotl”. This is the indigenous name for “pine tree” or “pine wood” as it is known...
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18 October 2008
Dialog - Returning Home
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In our last dialog, “ The Hotel ” we left our intrepid travelers checking into a cheap hotel in the city of Monterrey because one of them ha...
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14 October 2008
Me and Fodder Rudi
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Success in learning another language like Spanish can often depend upon how well one can maintain clarity of thought during particularly dif...
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12 October 2008
My new epitaph...
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I am going to be sixty-one at the end of this month (boo-hoo). I am still a young man but I am now on the downward leg of life's curve a...
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09 October 2008
Dialog - The Hotel
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In our last dialog “ The Road Trip ”, we left our two travelers headed for Monterrey, Nuevo León, hoping that they would find a place to sta...
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