Because sometimes the only person that can make you laugh and smile is yourself…

Hola. Buenas tardes. I’ve been doing well thanks for asking. And you? Well, that’s splendid
I just realized it’s been about three months since I last blogged. I don’t know if I’m more surprised that nobody said anything or that it took me that long to realize it. Not even my number one fan said anything It’s OK, [...] Continue Reading…

My family history has been deeply colored by migration. My grandfather mysteriously left Nicaragua and became a successful entrepreneur in Manzanillo. My parents then migrated to the United States when I was a kid. I then decided to move back to Mexico. It only made sense for me to complete the full circle and come all the way down [...] Continue Reading…

I’ve never been the kind of person to make solo trips, but ever since I moved down to Mexico, it began a new trend for me. There’s nothing like flying down to your destination spot but when a one-way ticket costs almost the same as the roundtrip, busing down for a fourth of the price becomes a very attractive [...] Continue Reading…

Hello my peeps, long time since Payazaro has given any love to his blog. I’m gonna do a better job of putting some more posts with the latest shenanigans of my current adventure. As I mentioned in my last post, I decided to peace out from Mexico and visit family in Nicaragua. I was once told that, “in this [...] Continue Reading…

So it’s been a while since I’ve been in any classroom and had any knowledge dropped on me. I moved to Mexico to get international business experience and there has been plenty of that. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same about my income. The global economic recession has affected everyone and I think those who have appreciated this the [...] Continue Reading…

I wasn’t gonna jump on the bandwagon and talk about MJ because we all know how special the man was to the music industry and pop culture. Given my tendency to “poke fun” at people, as much as I would like to make a joke about him, I still think it’s a bit too early to do that. Maybe [...] Continue Reading…

Growing up in Washington State where agriculture is a huge part of the local economy, getting my hands on certain types of fruit was not a problem. My parents to this day work in warehouses or “bodegas” where apples, oranges, cherries, pears and nectarines are sorted, packed and shipped throughout the world. Which reminds me of a joke I [...] Continue Reading…