Blogs about: La Mision
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Jungle Panorama
Sometimes things catch up with you, tight in the chest and expanding. Things like responsibility and loss. “It looks like Eden,” I said, and watched the river roving through the thick carp… more →
Costa, Sierra y Selva
Beachfront Architectural Dream Home For Sale in La Mision
bajarealestategroup wrote 3 months ago: Beachfront Architectural Dream Home For Sale in La Mision An Architectural Masterpiece carved into a … more →
I Got Plastered in Mexico
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rixgal wrote 4 months ago: I wish the picture showed it better, but on the front of my shirt covering most of the southwest is … more →
inspired by elote
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edunny wrote 7 months ago: Last weekend at the festival de la mision I had some elote. I guess technically what I had is call … more →
Outrageous Hope
edunny wrote 8 months ago: Happy Easter from Mexico! Just wanted to give a quick update…I’m back in the country, well, on … more →
A Weekend at Richard Feynman's House
jeffhammett wrote 1 year ago: The view of the house from the beach I first heard of Richard Feynman a couple of years ago while lo … more →
Jungle Panorama
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Caleb Sutton wrote 1 year ago: Sometimes things catch up with you, tight in the chest and expanding. Things like responsibility and … more →
Why can't the English teach the English how to speak?
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Caleb Sutton wrote 1 year ago: After teaching a phonetics class this past month, I’m inclined to sympathize with poor Profess … more →
Shall we gather at...the table?
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Caleb Sutton wrote 1 year ago: The young woman, a Korean volunteer worker living in Trujillo, chuckled as she arranged the tiny cer … more →
Peru in a Nutshell
Caleb Sutton wrote 1 year ago: Before the arrival of Francisco Pizarro in1532, Peru was ruled by several empires whose remains can … more →
Autonomy
Caleb Sutton wrote 1 year ago: A recent experience I had and subsequent conversations with friends revealed a great deal to me abou … more →
It's a small world after all...
edunny wrote 1 year ago: Saludos (greetings) from Mexico, Do you ever have a story to tell that you can’t figure out where to … more →
Carnaval: Un paso atrás
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Caleb Sutton wrote 1 year ago: Sueños infernales flotaron en el aire penetrante de un febrero cajamarquino. Pasaron en mancha, braz … more →
All Hail
Caleb Sutton wrote 2 years ago: The hail, a Florida-man’s snow, fell like marbles dropped from a child’s hand upon our h … more →
On giftings
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Caleb Sutton wrote 2 years ago: As Christmas approaches it is hard to escape being caught in the commercial tug-a-war and the race t … more →
The Image of God
Caleb Sutton wrote 2 years ago: I was wondering these thanksgiving days about the relationship all this rabble down here has with Go … more →
The Magnificat
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Caleb Sutton wrote 2 years ago: There are many indications in the gospels as to Mary’s humble condition. In her song, known by … more →
The good race
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Caleb Sutton wrote 2 years ago: I stretch by lifting my legs behind me and holding my feet for a count of ten, feeling the muscle ov … more →
But I'm not a pastor!
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Caleb Sutton wrote 2 years ago: I recently found myself in a difficult conversation with a friend. The situation was familiar. There … more →
After the rubble
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Caleb Sutton wrote 2 years ago: I arrived home in Trujillo on Thursday morning to respond to emails and phone calls following the ea … more →
