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Tag Archives: nomad
Borderland
Centuries of the same tired words reverberate through time, never fraying the seasons and hours of the day parsed out by man nature’s eternal rhythms ignored or manipulated creating monsters in their place, leaving us to cry out, with hearts as … Continue reading
Cafe San Angel Notes
The genesis of my Mexico writing life began at a local cafe down the road from our studio at the “Janitzio”. I had started a small journal when we stayed in those 2 rooms on Lazaro Cardenas, writing mostly on … Continue reading
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Tagged a note to huguette, art, Cafe San Angel, Manuel Zardain, mexico, Mismaloya, music, nomad, Puerto Vallarta, Rio Cuale studios, river, Rodrigo Lepe, travel, travel writing, tropical paradise
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