“In schools, every flag ceremony is basically the same. First, the escolta marches forward, directed by one extra responsible kid in military fashion. Parents of whichever group are performing the ceremony are invited to attend, and all are instructed on what to do by another kid: stand at attention, salute and put ourselves at ease.”
Sarah DeVries, Writer
Whether its raising the flag, singing the national anthem or reciting the pledge of allegiance, you gain a new appreciation of patriotism when you’re raising a child in Mexico, writes…
As you cross the invisible line from visitor to Mexico to a resident of the country, subtle changes begin to transform every aspect of your life, writes Dr. Mark Arcuri…
There’s something about Mexico that inspires the urge to paint, something writer Louisa Rogers learned firsthand when she and her husband moved to Guanajuato in 2005.
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