By Manzanillo Sun Writer from the June 2013 Edition Patties, Pasties and Pies Every country has its peasant food that is made and enjoyed by the people from ingredients found locally, in plentiful supply and cheap. In most instances these meals are tasty but have different versions as usually dictated by the family matriarch. In […]
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By Kirby Vickery from the June 2013 Edition If one goes beyond the early records of the Pima and Navajo the origins of the Ho- Ho-Kam come out of their respective woodwork in the muck and mire of early Earth. Today’s archeologists have traced the beginnings back to one of two ways by doing extensive […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Writer from the May 2013 Edition Part 1 Most of the early Aztec mythology leads to the north of what was then Mexico. Many of the stories relate to happenings centered along the Gila River deep within their own time lines. In the beginning of time the Nahua people held belief in […]
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In this issue: Nature Roots – Pink Trumpet Tree – Tommy Clarkson Roots – Primavera – Tommy Clarkson Living in Mexico Catrina – Tommy and Patty Clarkson The Futbol Project – Dave Boroughs, Vicky Flores and Sandra Bell It’s a crime -Suzanne A. Marshall Airline Industry Cuisine Cooking around the world – Freda Rumford Entertainment […]
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In this issue: Calendar Publisher Page Nature Dragon Plant – Tommy Clarkson Secret Garden – Suzanne A. Marshall Business Planning Retirement Money – Yann Kostic Minimizing Capital Gain Tax – Yann Kostic Want to buy some internet? – Señior Tech Cuisine Cooking – Freda Rumford Entertainment and Humor We’ve all met’em -Tommy Clarkson Our twisted […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Writer from the March 2013 Edition The Aztec Priesthood When the words “Aztec Priests” are presented to most Anglos, preprogrammed thoughts and mental images crop up of a big jawed, broken nosed, short but colorful skirted, man with a long and bloody stone dagger held over his head in preparation of dispatching […]
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In this issue: Nature Fooxtail Palm – Tommy Clarkson Flora Exotica – Freda Rumford Humor We’ve all met’em XII – Tommy Clarkson History Mexico’s People – Aztecs – Kirby Vickery Living in Mexico and Manzanillo Carnaval – Terry Sovil Happiness – Suzanne A. Marshall Night at the movies -Suzanne A. Marshall Living in Latin America […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Writer from the February 2013 Edition “How old are you?” She asked one evening while we were standing in a line waiting to purchase our tickets to a movie. The question opened a variety of avenues from which I could pick from and then travel. I could get smart, or cute, or […]
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In this issue: Nature Swamp Lily – Tommy Clarkson Tiny and Amazing – Suzanne A. Marshall Entertainment The Life of Pi – Suzanne A. Marshall Living in Manzanillo Acclimating to the heat – Suzanne A. Marshall Experience of Mexico – Freda Rumford Humor We’ve all met’em – Tommy Clarkson Our twisting way of talking – […]
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In this issue: Living in Mexico Grocery Gamut – Suzanne A. Marshall Snippets Green Flash Reflections – Freda Rumford A Christmas Story – Kirby Vickery Healthy Habits – Karen Trom Children Christmas Parties – Terry Sovil Gauchos Restaurant – Terry Sovil Humor We all have Met’am – Tommy Clarkson Twisted way we Gringos Speak – […]
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