Ventanas Mexico hosts a blog promoting living in Mexico and promotes books on learning Spanish, travel and cooking in Mexico and how to rent in Mexico.
If you’re a visitor who wants to eat healthy without learning how to cook all over again in a foreign culture, The Lazy Expat: Healthy Recipes That Translate in Mexico is the book you’ve been waiting for - over 150 delicious healthy American-style and Mexico-inspired recipes that can be made from ingredients found in any larger Mexican (or American) grocery store.
How to use Ted Talks in Spanish effectively for language learning, and the Ted Talks in Spanish I like best after listening to each and every one.
Read MoreLove of country is gently woven into other small celebrations in Mexico.
Read MoreShort-cut the whole cultural acclimation process! Hail the tortilla!!
Read MoreYou’ll thank yourself for those ten quiet minutes with Google Translate back at your place before you go to a Mexican pharmacy., as this lady learned.
Read MoreThe most frustrating part of being an intermediate non-native speaker is hearing your own hard American accent. Español Automatico shares tips on smoothng it out.
Read MoreAll the things you can do to make any short-term rental feel and look like home.
Read MoreGuanajuato nights seem candlelit, making it the most romantic place in Mexico. What is the most romantic thing to do in the most romantic town in Mexico?
Read MoreMost people don’t think about a self-defense course until an incident happens. Don’t wait.
Read MoreUpdated November, 2023 - After nine years, It’s more obvious than ever that part-time is best.
Read MoreMoney - the wind behind our sails. How to never be “tide out”. A few words on staying liquid in Mexico.
Read MoreEvery expat in Mexico has their Mexican Moments that keep daily life an adventure.
Read MoreLikely no one refutes the Aztecs’ claim that chocolate is a gift from the gods. What else should you know about Mexican chocolate?
Read MoreHow to get the most out of Netflix wherever you are.
Read MoreWhat does it cost to retire in Mexico? Here’s what you can count on.
Read MoreThe whys and hows of listening to foreign-language music even if you don’t understand the words.
Read MoreIf you plan to spend more than a long week-end in Mexico and are a healthier eater, now is the time to start thinking about how you will feed yourself.
Read MoreSo you get an job offer post 55. Should you jump on it?
Read MoreOur sleep schedule was not established by our natural inclinations, but rather by the needs of industry in England over a century ago. Is that schedule best for you?
Read MoreLearn about the ancient drink making a comeback in Mexico: Sotol.
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