Articles by Jenny McGill

From the Series "At Home in Talpa de Allende, Jalisco" © Jenny McGill

• The Virgin Comes Calling
  
  
• Virgin Hair for the Madonna's New Wig
  
  
• El Bramador: Once A Bustling Colonial Mining Town
  
  
• Big Daddies: Large Families North and South of the Border
  
  
• Wildfires and Old Men: The Legacy of U.S. Immigrants in Talpa
  
  
• Charro Wedding in a Small Mexican Town
  
  
• Mexican Folk Remedies
  
  
• Mexconnect reaches out around the world
  
  
• A Mexican Pig Party plus a Recipe for Mexicanized Mexissippi Style Crackling Cornbread
  
  
• Mexican Posadas and a Famous Christmas Carol
  
  
• The Legend of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, aka the Virgin of Talpa
  
  
• September 14 - El Día del Charro
  
  Secrets Hidden in the Sierras
  
  
• Sunday Daddies
  
  
• National Sister Day
  
  
• The Beauty of the Beast - Adapting to Macular Degeneration
  
  
• Walking to Talpa in March
  
  
• Frosty Mornings in the Sierras
  
  
• Christmas in the Sierra Madre Mountains
  
  
• November in Talpa - Month-Long Celebrations
  
  
• Our Lady of the Rosary
  
  

Longtime Mexico resident Jenny McGill and her husband moved to Puerto Vallarta in 1973, where she served as the U.S. Consular agent for 14 years. Her book, Drama and Diplomacy in Sultry Puerto Vallarta, is a poignant, riotous read describing the town, its people and her own resourcefulness when people needed her help. It is a portrait of a simple beach town and a quieter time, gone forever.

The couple now resides in Talpa de Allende.

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