Aventuras de Nuestra Vida en Mazatlán
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| Blog Name: | Aventuras de Nuestra Vida en Mazatlán |
| Url: | http://vidamaz.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | mexico, cultural transition with kids, mazatlan |
| Description: | We are a family from the US now living and working from Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico. We have a son in junior high school (secundaria). Thank you for keeping up with our daily adventures and for sharing yours!!! We look forward to hearing from you. |
| Popularity: | 28 Followers |
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Tropical Storm Rick
We were VERY fortunate that Rick was no longer a hurricane when it reached us. The huge rough waves (all day on 20th October 2009 and the morning of the 21st), rain and sustained strong winds (from 10 pm till about 11 am) were definitely significant. Click to see individual photos. The damage around town was still fairly significant. Trees, signs and beachside restaurants were especially
We were VERY fortunate that Rick was no longer a hurricane when it reached us. The huge rough waves (all day on 20th October 2009 and the morning of the 21st), rain and sustained strong winds (from 10 pm till about 11 am) were definitely significant. Click to see individual photos. The damage around town was still fairly significant. Trees, signs and beachside restaurants were especially
Monster Truck Show - Mazatlan Style
Okay, so there is nothing new about a monster truck show, right? Well, despite my efforts to never write a blog post centered on “they sure do it differently down here,” I just cannot resist telling you that what happens at a Monster Truck Show here is inconceivable in the States.Little things first.The event cost 80 pesos, or around $6 US. Parking (on the street) was free, cold cervezas
Okay, so there is nothing new about a monster truck show, right? Well, despite my efforts to never write a blog post centered on “they sure do it differently down here,” I just cannot resist telling you that what happens at a Monster Truck Show here is inconceivable in the States.Little things first.The event cost 80 pesos, or around $6 US. Parking (on the street) was free, cold cervezas
A few found fotos
Every now and then I get around to downloading the pictures off of my TelCel cell phone. This last time, I found a few random shots of life in Mazatlán that I thought were worth of sharing:This dog is very calm. When we lived in Kansas City, I couldn’t drive a car with our dog inside. I can’t imagine how you teach a dog to lay still on a motorcycle at speeds of 40-60 kmh, or 25-35 mph.With the
Every now and then I get around to downloading the pictures off of my TelCel cell phone. This last time, I found a few random shots of life in Mazatlán that I thought were worth of sharing:This dog is very calm. When we lived in Kansas City, I couldn’t drive a car with our dog inside. I can’t imagine how you teach a dog to lay still on a motorcycle at speeds of 40-60 kmh, or 25-35 mph.With the
El Gimnasio Más Grande del Mundo/The World's Biggest Gymnasium
Every morning we're privileged to walk the malecón, our front yard, Mazatlán's 21 km oceanside promenade. Sometimes we walk it again in the evening, just because it feels so good. We expected to love the views, the sunsets, sunrises, watching the sailboats and the party boats, the catamarans and the parasailers, the oyster divers, shrimp boats, cruise ships, ferries, and the jet skis. The really
Every morning we're privileged to walk the malecón, our front yard, Mazatlán's 21 km oceanside promenade. Sometimes we walk it again in the evening, just because it feels so good. We expected to love the views, the sunsets, sunrises, watching the sailboats and the party boats, the catamarans and the parasailers, the oyster divers, shrimp boats, cruise ships, ferries, and the jet skis. The really
Tortugas Marinas/Sea Turtles
One of the many fortunate aspects about living on the beach in Mazatlán is that often, whether we’re walking the beach or the malecón, or sitting on the beach eating lunch or dinner, a marine turtle may suddenly crawl up to shore to lay her eggs. It is always cause for joy. It is such a gorgeous miracle to witness, and one we can easily take for granted.The season starts in September each year, and yesterday I saw my third sea turtle so far this year. The turtle is usually fairly strong as she crawls up onto the beach. She is obviously made for the water, and struggles in the sand, but she crawls up to well above the high-tide line. She settles on a nesting spot, and then be
One of the many fortunate aspects about living on the beach in Mazatlán is that often, whether we’re walking the beach or the malecón, or sitting on the beach eating lunch or dinner, a marine turtle may suddenly crawl up to shore to lay her eggs. It is always cause for joy. It is such a gorgeous miracle to witness, and one we can easily take for granted.The season starts in September each year, and yesterday I saw my third sea turtle so far this year. The turtle is usually fairly strong as she crawls up onto the beach. She is obviously made for the water, and struggles in the sand, but she crawls up to well above the high-tide line. She settles on a nesting spot, and then be
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