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The other day as I was buzzing down the highway I caught sight of an old horseman keeping watch over a small herd of cows as they grazed on the side the road.

I took my first Uber ride on a jaunt to Guadalajara last summer to attend a journalists’ seminar on Mexico’s new justice system. 

Now that the December holidays are over, I’m determined to start off the new year on the right foot. 

As December rolls to an end, it’s time to meditate on New Year’s resolutions.

Anybody notice that traffic jams seem to have become a constant headache these days?

Just as our heads had begun to clear and trembling pets emerged from their hiding places under the bed after Ajijic’s noisy San Andrés fiestas, the daily roar of fireworks has started up again, this time blasting out at the west end of the village where the novenario honoring the Virgin of Guadalupe runs in full fury from December 4 through 12.