By Freda Rumfordfrom the November 2010 Edition So we are back from 12 days in Colima! Not a pleasure trip but one which in some circumstances became pleasurable. We went a little fearfully because Nigel (my husband of 54 years) had been sick on and off for the past almost two years and was not […]
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In this issue: Culinary Scene T’s recipes – Pasta Salad General Interest Office Bytes – Vivian Molick History Moctezuma – Last Emperor of the Aztecs – David Fitzpatrick Humor Only in Mexico – Tommy Clarkson Our Twisted way of Speaking VII – Tommy Clarkson Living in Manzanillo Clean & Warm – Freda Rumford Comings n […]
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By Freda Rumford from the October 2010 Edition Recently there has been a glut of bad press about the happenings in Mexico, the fights between the police or army and the various gangs. The death threats (sometimes carried out) against prominent politicians, reporters and high ranking officials and the death threats against poorly paid local […]
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By Freda Rumford from the September 2010 Edition Mexico’s 200 year celebration of Independence Day is on September 16th 2010. This day heralds the anniversary of the start of the war for Mexico’s final Independence from Spain. For more than two centuries, Mexico had been dominated & oppressed by Spain and on September 16th 1810 […]
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By Freda Rumford from the September 2010 Edition PartII: Fractional Ownerships Last month we covered the “Time Share” form of ownership in which participants have the use of certain periods of time but that does not always suit everyone. Some people prefer to actually own a piece of where they are staying. To make the […]
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In this issue: General Interest Office Bytes – Vivian Molick Time Share, Original II – Freda Rumford WD 40 – Terry Sovil History Two Emperors and President – David Fitzpatrick Mexico 200 Year Anniversary – Freda Rumford Humor Snookum Bears – Tommy Clarkson We’ve All Met’em – Tommy Clarkson Living in Manzanillo Port of Manzanillo […]
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By Freda Rumford from the August 2010 Edition When first researching information on this sometimes touchy subject, I was astonished to learn that this way of providing inexpensive holiday accommodations originated in Switzerland in the 1960’s. A Ski resort developer in the French Alps, experiencing lagging business, devised the idea of “Don’t buy a Holiday, […]
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By Freda Rumford from the July 2010 Edition There is absolutely no pretension here as Manzanillo is far from being a “shopping Mecca” of the world. At times it is extremely difficult to get even basics so the foreign population are discovering skills for gathering stuffs for the pantry forgotten since the ice age. If […]
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In this issue: General Interest Calendar of Events June Death be Allowed Part I – Annie Sterling Book Review – Three Cups of Tea – Diana Stevens Humor We’ve All Met ‘Em – Tommy Clarkson Twisted Way of Talking – Tommy Clarkson Living in Manzanillo The Streets of Manzanillo – Hidalgo – Terry Sovil Pemex […]
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By Freda Rumford from the June 2010 Edition Most of us who have moved to Manzanillo from the Frozen North rub our hands with glee when we hear or read of storms back in our old neighbourhoods, be they snow, ice, freezing rain or hail and thank our lucky stars that we are away from […]
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