Today, Forbes magazine announced that the U.S. has the most millionaires of any country in the world, but that the richest man in the world lives in Mexico.
I just read your article in the 2010 edition of "The Best American Travel Writing". Good Stuff.
I am going to be visiting a friend in Mexico City next week, is there anything I definitely need to see or avoid? Or are there any good online resources I should look into?
Hello sir. I just saw your comment. Thanks for following and reading my article. Apologies I didn't write sooner. Various other projects have kept me away from the blog recently. Didn't know how else to respond to you.
If you're still in Mexico, I recommend you see: Xochimilco—obvious but still unique. The Merced Market—endlessly fascinating. Tlalpan: old-fashioned neighborhood. Dos Naciones Cantina in the Centro: seedy and fun.
What to avoid: if you're evangelical, I recommend not trying to convert people. If you're not evangelical, my apologies.
I just read your article in the 2010 edition of "The Best American Travel Writing". Good Stuff.
ReplyDeleteI am going to be visiting a friend in Mexico City next week, is there anything I definitely need to see or avoid? Or are there any good online resources I should look into?
Hello sir. I just saw your comment. Thanks for following and reading my article. Apologies I didn't write sooner. Various other projects have kept me away from the blog recently. Didn't know how else to respond to you.
ReplyDeleteIf you're still in Mexico, I recommend you see: Xochimilco—obvious but still unique. The Merced Market—endlessly fascinating. Tlalpan: old-fashioned neighborhood. Dos Naciones Cantina in the Centro: seedy and fun.
What to avoid: if you're evangelical, I recommend not trying to convert people. If you're not evangelical, my apologies.