Ceviche has always been one of my favorite dishes. In different Latin American countries ceviche is prepared a bit differently. In Guatemala fish, shrimp or other types of seafood are marinated and cooked in lime juice and combined with onion and tomato. I love that this dish is so versatile and you can get creative … Read more
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Watch out for cutlasses, eye patches, peg legs and parrots squawking “pieces of eight”… Shiver me timbers, 19 September is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Holiday Lettings downs a celebratory glass of grog, raises the skull-and-crossbones flag and sets sail in search of piratical spots (plus buried treasure). Navigate through Drake’s Devon, Captain Kidd’s … Read more
Disclaimer: This is part of a sponsored collaboration withLatina Mom Bloggers and Old Spice. All opinions are 100% mine. There are just some things that you need to make your life fun and amazing: perfect combinations that you can’t live without or that are just perfect for making your life awesome. You never forget the … Read more
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Disclosure: I wrote this post as part of my participation in a blog tour for Latina Mom Bloggers on behalf of ZYRTEC® ALLERGY FACE® and received compensation to thank me for taking the time to participate. However, all opinions expressed are my own. With the fall season comes the nice weather, the pumpkin flavored treats … Read more
Spark your kid’s creativity with this easy Guatemalan quetzal craft! It is a great way to celebrate Guatemala’s independence day or as a classroom project for Hispanic Heritage Month. The quetzal is Guatemala’s national bird. It symbolizes liberty and is part of the Guatemalan coat of arms. For us, it’s vital to celebrate the Día … Read more
Hispanic Heritage month is just around the corner and at home our family kicks it off by celebrating the independence day of our home country: Guatemala. We will probably be celebrating the whole weekend making crafts and talking about Guatemala, it’s beauty and it’s history as well as it’s national symbols. This year my husband helped … Read more
When you travel with the family space and comfort really make a difference, especially with small children; we found this out while test driving the brand new 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander. The new generation Outlander comes with lots of space, including a cleverly hidden third row, making the Outlander a seven passengers vehicle with lots of … Read more
I had the opportunity to attend the Niche Parent Conference last year and loved the informative sessions, the wonderful opportunities to grow and to connect with fellow bloggers but most of all I loved the camaraderie and the sense of community and support! This year the Niche Parent Conference is sure to be even more exciting … Read more
