By Ken Waldie on the January 2021 Edition Manzanillo is a challenging place to have hair sometimes. When it gets hot, hair can get frizzy or oily and when it is hu-mid, hair can fall limp and get frizzy or just limp. Hot, humid summers can leave you with oily hair and scalp. It’s a challenge. […]
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By Suzanne A. Marshall from the January 2017 Edition Having the benefit of a few cruises under my aging ‘belt’ now, I’m able to say with certainty, and some experience, that the port of Manzanillo is truly a beauty. It’s only in the past few years that tourism in Manzanillo has reached out to the […]
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In this issue: Living in Mexico Time Traveling – Suzanne A. Marshall Nature Planting Roots – Arrowhead Elephant Ear – Tommy Clarkson Queen Sago Palm – Tommy Clarkson Food Avocados – internet Entertainment At the Movies – Wild – Suzanne A. Marshall At the Movies – Jersey Boys – Suzanne A. Marshall Technology Microsoft’s New […]
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In this issue: Living in Mexico Big Adventure 2 – Suzanne A. Marshall Arrachera – A Sun Eater Immigration and Your Vehicle – Editorial Staten Drugs – Ed Labine Nature Miniature Chusan Palm – Tommy Clarkson Virginia Creeper – Tommy Clarkson Entertainment The Hundred Foot Journey – Suzanne A. Marshall The Dallas […]
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In this issue: Living in Mexico The First Decisive Step – Suzanne A. Marshall El Salto – Ed Labine Nature Bromeliad – Tommy Clarkson Torch Ginger – Tommy Clarkson Entertainment Whiplash – Suzanne A. Marshall History Aztec Sun Periods – Kirby Vickery Technology How much computer power do you need? – Señior Tech […]
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In this issue: Living in Mexico Give Me the Simple Life – Suzanne A. Marshall Joy and Perils of Auto Renting in Mexico – Ed Labine Tres Leches Cake Nature Coral Tree – Tommy Clarkson Surinam Cherry – Tommy Clarkson Entertainment Tomorrowland – Suzanne A. Marshall Kingsman – The Secret Service – Suzanne […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Writer from the April 2014 Edition I took a chance this past Christmas and bought Señiora Notsotechie a Kindle Paper White reader. I say chance because she considers electronic devices to fall in the same category as kitchen appliances. Nothing says romance to a woman more than a vacuum cleaner or a blender. A […]
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In this issue: General Interest Kirby’s Astrology – Kirby Vickery Health Health – Living Healthy in an Unhealthy World – Karen Trom Share the Care – Freda Rumford Living in Manzanillo Calendar of Events January 2012 Port of Manzanillo attracting more Commerce – Cesar Hernandez Colima Cars Set for Cheaper Tolls – Freda Rumford Living […]
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By Tommy Clarkson from the June 2010 Edition As many who read my column “Planting Roots in Mexico” know, nearly every day I can be found along with my faithful friend and plant pal, Paco working in our tropical gardens. But at some time this morning, mid-frond trim, the semantic question hit me. Prior to […]
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