As a couple of ex-corporate types we remember the dreaded year-end reviews. You know, the painful process when Le Grand Fromage checks off the strategic goals achieved, new clients acquired… blah blah blah. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Mexico
Ding, Ding, Ding … Discovered!
“What’s up with that dinging?” It was Monday morning coffee time and the iPad’s annoying chime was disturbing the quiet before the storm. We’d spent the weekend ripping up old carpet, and our floor guy, Sean, had just arrived to install our new bamboo floor. Continue reading
Tamata and Milagros: We All Need a Bit of Magic in Our Lives
It’s a universal truth that puppies, kittens, and kids the world over are drawn to shiny objects – and we were no different. In modern adult slang this attraction is called “bling,” but for devout Christians, tiny sliver charms are called milagros or tamata. Continue reading
Stepping Out With Catrina
Say hello to Catrina, poster child for Día de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. In much of Latin America, and particularly Mexico, Catrina will be making an appearance today. Continue reading
Art / Celebrations / Travel
Capturing Hearts Across the Globe!
Happy Valentine’s Day Everyone! For the past three years we’ve been hunting for hearts with our cameras, looking for them in architecture, nature, and just about everywhere. This year we truly hit the mother lode of curvy goodness! Continue reading
Architecture / Travel / Weird
Gurgling Gargoyles: Artfully Draining Water
Like most collectors I started small. In fact, in the beginning I had no intention of becoming a collector. But it only took the second photo, and Bam!, I was a gargoyle waterspout photo collector. Continue reading
