"I'm so grateful you have friends to go play with." This is my husband over fresh orange juice this morning. He's referring to my heading off to Puerto Vallarta this weekend to participate in a mega event designed to boost Mexican tourism.
Alejandro Fernandez, resident of Puerto Vallarta, is bringing a few friends (Gloria Estefan, Enrique Iglesias, et. al) to give a free concert on the Malecon Saturday night. Click on his name to get a little taste of what you can hear as background music in most romantic mood restaurants in Mexico. And here's another sample of a wonderful way to learn the more complicated Spanish verb forms -- Si tu supieras (If you only knew.)
Oh, and what the heck, here's one more -- En el jardin. Que les guste! Enjoy!
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HOW I FOUND MY INNER GUADALUPE -- a memoir of moving to Mexico
VIRGIN TERRITORY: HOW I FOUND MY INNER GUADALUPE
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Susan Cobb began her love affair with Mexico at an early age. Raised in Texas, she began learning the language as soon as she could talk. Her reason -- just curious to know what those people around her were saying! She received her B.A. in Spanish and Geography with an emphasis on Latin America, and has taught Spanish in various venues throughout her life.
She has studied, written about and given public talks on the life and work of American religious leader Mary Baker Eddy. For ten years, Cobb was a member of the official speakers bureau representing Eddy, and spoke extensively in classrooms, conferences, seminars, bookstores and prisons throughout the U.S., Canada and Latin America. She has appeared on radio and television programs concerned with individual practical spirituality and the role of women in history and religion. While she has written many short inspirational articles in both English and Spanish about infusing spirituality into daily life, this is her first full-length book.
The painting below is the work of the author, and was inspired by the statue installed on the jetty near her house in Mexico.
She has studied, written about and given public talks on the life and work of American religious leader Mary Baker Eddy. For ten years, Cobb was a member of the official speakers bureau representing Eddy, and spoke extensively in classrooms, conferences, seminars, bookstores and prisons throughout the U.S., Canada and Latin America. She has appeared on radio and television programs concerned with individual practical spirituality and the role of women in history and religion. While she has written many short inspirational articles in both English and Spanish about infusing spirituality into daily life, this is her first full-length book.
The painting below is the work of the author, and was inspired by the statue installed on the jetty near her house in Mexico.
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