Sometimes I Fall Down

Your name has come to put me in mind of a dot on a map, the name of a place I haven't been in years. There are towns I've lived in a...

I fly home tomorrow. I leave my house at 10:30 AM because I found a couple to split the two hundred peso cab ride with, so that's worth ...

The thing of this story is, I didn't do anything crazy. It's not like the time I went to Mexico City all by myself, and while I was...

...until I fly home. So I'm taking stock. First of all, what I will miss. 1) The food. It is so delicious, nearly all of it across th...

1) Wed Oct 28, the trip to the Hacienda, the ruins at Guachimontones, hanging with the Mexican kids, and then getting ridiculously drunk wit...

When I first get back to my own home, I will climb into my bed, big as the ocean and begin to nap. I will sleep until I cannot force myself...

Before we talk about the word's prominence in everyday Mexican speech, we should talk about what it means. LA ONDA is a noun, meaning ...

I was in the cafeteria this week with Cory and a Mexican girl we were helping with her English homework. We'd all been talking off and ...

So I know I said I lost my little notebook already. I'm still sad. Also in there were some ideas I was hoping to write to you about, s...

Well that was a hell of a weekend. I reckon it started Friday. Cory flew back to the States for his sister´s wedding. I stayed after class...