Deborah CharnesHonoring the Past in Mexico CitySometimes I think it’s amazing how advanced our societies were hundreds of years ago. Today’s culture seems to prepare our youth to just be…Dec 27, 2015Dec 27, 2015
Deborah CharnesMexico’s Holocaust MuseumI’ve been to Mexico so many times, I tell people that I know el DF like the back of my hand. On my last trip, I spotted something new. It…Dec 27, 2015Dec 27, 2015
Deborah CharnesMonterrey, Mexico: City of Steel and Natural BeautyWhen I was a college student, I went by car and bus from Illinois, all the way to Mexico City. My bus passed through Monterrey, but I doubt…Nov 7, 2015Nov 7, 2015
Deborah CharnesThe World is Ours: Living Beyond a Two-Week VacationThe American standard is a 40-hour week, which in reality, is rarely just 40 hours. We work hard, then maybe play hard for two weeks a…Sep 21, 2015Sep 21, 2015
Deborah CharnesLIVING LA VIDA BUENA IN MEXICOBill Clinton recently said: “Between 2010 and 2014, there was no net in-migration from Mexico.” In fact, in the five years prior, more…Sep 19, 2015Sep 19, 2015
Deborah CharnesGlamping Getaways: Glamp is not a four-letter wordSix years ago, I loaded my carry-on bag for a monthlong stay on a deserted beach south of the border. I was living in a tent with a solar…Aug 13, 2015Aug 13, 2015
Deborah CharnesBack to the Land of El Zorroby Deborah Charnes of The Write CounselJun 3, 2015Jun 3, 2015
Deborah CharnesThe Sound of Music’s Multiple BenefitsNew Album, Bhakti Without Borders, Donates All Profits to Food For Life VrindavanMay 28, 2015May 28, 2015
