Today, without planning it, I ended up taking two walks this Wednesday Walk that I would like to share with you.In the last few days, I have been doing some errands because we want to sell my mother's apartment. It's a lot of work to empty the apartment and also to do the paperwork to have everything ready in case an opportunity comes up. This morning, I had to go to the commercial registry. Fortunately, the registry I had to go to is in a nice area of the city that I like a lot. My friend L. offered to go with me.

I'm back HOME. I got back last Wednesday night.When my son and I were together during the holidays in Bogota, he shared a conversation he had with one of his teachers, who had asked him if he would travel home for the holidays. He responded that the concept of home had become somewhat challenging for him these days. The conversation lingered in my mind, prompting me to reflect on my own experiences.

Hello, Hivers and Beer lovers!This weekend my dear friend @tengolotodo invites me to share with you a beer experience, and how not to accept his invitation. This will be the first beer experience I share with you this year and I hope it won't be the last, but actually we had these beers last year, hehe.

Hello Hivers and Archi Lovers!A few days ago, I went up to the terrace of the building of the newly opened Centro Felicidad Chapinero in Bogotá. It was inaugurated a few months ago, exactly in October 2024. The building is located in one of the main avenues of the city, Carrera 11 with 82nd street in the Chapinero sector. It is a project that, according to its website, seeks to offer the people of Bogotá a place where art, culture, sports, and recreation converge, promoting the integral well-being of the community.

Hello, Hivers and Music lovers!It’s still Tuesday in my corner of the world, so I’m still in time to share some tunes for this #threetunetuesday.The inspiration for today’s post came to me over the weekend while having breakfast with my husband at a local diner. The music playing in the background was Juan Luis Guerra, and at that moment, my husband and I commented about his musical genius. His songs have been a constant companion to me since I was young. I’ve danced to his merengues countless times, and I’ve listened to his ballads and bachatas over and over again. And then I thought how is it possible that in all this time I haven't dedicated a post to him for #ttt. But that's going to change today.

Migaito, Bogotá, Enero 2025A few weeks ago, I finally made it to try a Migao in Bogota. Since I arrived in Colombia in October, I had been wanting to try it. There’s a place called Migaito a couple of blocks away from the apartment we are staying. I had always seen so many people at the place that I was intrigued.