“I first visited Mexico in 1981 and returned four or five more times before 2005, when my husband and I bought a house in Guanajuato. You’d think that with all these years under my belt that I’d be knowledgeable about the country where I live part of my life. I’m embarrassed to admit that until I did research, I believed some of the common — and unflattering — Mexico stereotypes.”
Louisa Rogers, Writer
After decades of visiting and living in Mexico, Louisa Rogers has found that the country defies nearly every misconception she once believed about it.
A Canadian expat reflects on how his winter stays in San Miguel de Allende offer a master class in civility and frequently remind him to be grateful.
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