Monthly Archives: June 2012

Mexico City Unmasked #3 – Tepito bootleg market

A one-legged, crutch-wielding beggar in the streets of the Tepito market years ago called me a “Gringo m___erf___er,” with a look of disgust on his filthy face. I proudly responded with a smile, “No, soy Canadiense!” He smiled back at … Continue reading

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Mexico City Unmasked #2 – Hotel Principal

I was wondering how to write about Hotel Principal, which is the hotel I stay at whenever I am in Mexico City. It is located downtown, five blocks west of the Zocalo (main square) on Bolivar 29 between Madero and … Continue reading

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Mexico City Unmasked #1 – Jorge Alderete & Vertigo Galeria

This is the first in a series of posts I’ll be writing about Mexico City, my favorite place to visit in the world. My goal is to try and persuade you to take a trip there. Why do I care … Continue reading

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What – me worry?

I’ve never been able to relax. Whenever I try, I end up worrying. There’s so much to worry about! My health. Finances. Family matters. My relationship with my fiancee. My print shop. I worry that my one employee will quit. … Continue reading

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