Don’t just take my word for it. Cancun Canuck has pointed me in the direction of many other fellow Mexico bloggers who have weighed in on this topic (I’ve been behind in my blog reading, stupid work!):
Luna Blue’s Playa Zone–Is it safe?
Hotel Playa Maya
The Roses-Standring Family–Is Tulum safe to visit?
Countdown to Mexico–Everyone is on the [...]
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Safety in Mexico, continued
Posted in Life in Mexico, Playa del Carmen, Things I love, blogging, tagged Life in Mexico, Playa del Carmen on March 4, 2009 | 11 Comments »
Oh, Fudge!
Posted in blogging, tagged cuss o meter, cuss words, cussing, swearing on November 16, 2008 | 20 Comments »
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I know that I can be profane at times, but it’s mostly because I think swear words are so funny when used properly. I didn’t think, however, that my blog would score high on the Cuss-O-Meter.
What do you all think? Are you offended by my language? [...]
Settling Dust
Posted in Insanity, blogging, friends, tagged Bloggers, blogging, Blogs, depression, insomnia on October 30, 2008 | 9 Comments »
This morning, I was 80% finished with the second 20 year reunion blog when I inexplicably received the Blank Screen of Death. My home computer died. This is being posted as quickly as possible because my laptop also has serious issues and needs to go to the doctor. Yeah, it’s new. But it’s sick. And I [...]
Please Pardon Our Dust
Posted in Insanity, blogging, tagged anxiety, blogging, insomnia, writer's block on October 23, 2008 | 18 Comments »
This blog is experiencing technical difficulties. Our blog author has been suffering from insomnia, latenight anxiety, and writer’s block. We have enrolled her in a new gym in the hopes that she will kick the sleepless cycle and she can return to her blogly duties.
Please stay tuned, we shall return to our regularly [...]
Blog Action Day 2008-October 15
Posted in blogging, tagged Blog Action Day, Bloggers, blogging, Blogs, Poverty on October 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Michele has brought to my attention that October 15, 2008 is Blog Action Day, which is a day in which bloggers around the world will turn to their keyboards to open a dialogue on their blogs about an issue that affects each of us in some way: Poverty.
Each of us has a voice; why not [...]
One Year Blogiversary
Posted in blogging, tagged blogalicious, blogging, blogiversary, snoop bloggy blog on October 7, 2008 | 21 Comments »
Today marks one year since I’ve started this wordpress blog. I want to write a really meaningful post that will illustrate all the important things I’ve learned about blogging and life this past year, but I barely slept last night and am not yet functioning properly. So for now, just enjoy that pirate cake of [...]
Political Reporting I Can Get Behind
Posted in blogging, friends, tagged ehren o'nassifras, Obama on October 4, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Finding great blogs to read is my favorite pastime. A while back, I found through a mutual friend’s myspace page a blog written by a woman from Chicago who works at the music venue where I also used to work. Her writing is funny and pointed and biting, often cutting to the very [...]
Odds and Ends
Posted in blogging on August 4, 2008 | 17 Comments »
Hello there, strangers! I’ve been having a busy life the last week or so. I’ll get back on the regular posting soon, but in the meantime, here are a few things:
1. I joined a gym with my friend Sara and actually WENT every weekday morning last week. Not one to enjoy exercise, I’m surprised at [...]
Turn and Face the Strange
Posted in blogging, tagged blogging on July 12, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Although I’ve been a nomad for much of my life, I’m not one who likes too much change. I get used to things being a certain way, or doing things a certain way, and I’m perfectly content to leave them as they are. It’s not that I’m afraid of change–I think maybe I’m just [...]
Ok, I just gotta ask.
Posted in blogging, friends, tagged Blog stats, cyberstalking, search terms on July 4, 2008 | 31 Comments »
My stat tracker doesn’t give me much information. Many people use google reader or show up as “unknown,” but often it does tell me the city a reader is “visiting” my site from, as well as the length of time they’re on the site. Sometimes, I can surmise from the various search terms [...]
