A Mexican Odyssey: Part Three at The Outdoor Weblog

How do you spell perfect? How do you describe the perfection of every element and every emotion? It is a dream come true for a northern California surfer transported to this warm water lineup with six to eight foot reeling quintuple section point break waves that looked airbrushed they were so flawless. This point break two hours south of the Mexican Pipeline is a place that I have camped a [...] Read More


A Mexican Odyssey: Part One at The Outdoor Weblog

It is June 15th, 2003 at 5 PM and I am walking through round about security checks at the Mexico City Airport. Everything is just a notch below Big Brother to the north, the scanning equipment, the personnel, the baggage X Ray machines, all the way down to how the passengers are herded into strange antechambers and larger rooms. I am tempted to use nouns in this article to show [...] Read More


A Mexican Odyssey: Part Two at The Outdoor Weblog

Walking the airport hallways I notice the people - so many people! I scour their faces for a mili-second of recognition. Tiny slices of their conversation drift into my audible range like a brief cloud of communication, then dissipate, and they are gone. Mexican people that I will probably never come in contact with again in my entire life. What factors contribute to two people making eye contact, I wonder, [...] Read More


Linking Mexican and Indian cuisine at Do you like to cook?

Multi-cultural eating is now very common the world over. Just check out grocery shelves and the local restaurant scene. In fact, in many large cities, it is not uncommon to find restaurants representing almost every continent facing each other on the street. Aren't we living in very interesting times? We can now feast on the cuisines of a thousand and more miles away without going too far away from our homes [...] Read More


COMMERCIALS TO BE PART OF NEW TV SHOWS at The Celebrities Weblog

Source:www.marsneedsguitars.com Very few people like TV commercials, unless they're quick and funny, like the "AFLACK" commercials. So sponsors of TV shows are constantly trying new ways to get us to watch the latest scintillating ad for toilet bowl rust removers. Product placement has been used for years but everyone is so used to seeing a "Coca Cola" bottle or sign that it doesn't really register as an ad anymore. So, the TV commercial people [...] Read More