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Snow, Home, and Slowing Down: A Different Kind of Update from Maryland

Snow, Home, and Slowing Down: A Different Kind of Update from Maryland

by Lupita Perez | May 19, 2026 | Uncategorized

Why I’m Home Right Now This isn’t the kind of trip I usually write about. I didn’t come home for an adventure, a hike, or a new destination. I came home because my dad is at the end of his life, and my family needs support. Remote work during family crisis looks very...
When Travel Pauses: A Real-Life Digital Nomad Story from March

When Travel Pauses: A Real-Life Digital Nomad Story from March

by Lupita Perez | May 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

What happens when real life interrupts digital nomad travel? What happens during a digital nomad family emergency when real life interrupts travel plans? Sometimes, everything stops. Even if you live abroad or travel full-time, family emergencies, loss, and major life...
Hiking La Eme in Chipinque: One of Monterrey’s Toughest and Most Iconic Trails

Hiking La Eme in Chipinque: One of Monterrey’s Toughest and Most Iconic Trails

by Lupita Perez | May 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

If you are wondering whether hiking La Eme in Chipinque is worth it, the honest answer is yes, but only if you are prepared. This is one of the most demanding hikes in Chipinque Ecological Park above Monterrey, with steep elevation gain, exposed sections,...
February Life Update: What Everyday Life Looks Like as a Remote Worker Living in Mexico

February Life Update: What Everyday Life Looks Like as a Remote Worker Living in Mexico

by Lupita Perez | Apr 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

A February Life Update from Monterrey February turned out to be a calm, grounding month in Monterrey, Mexico. It was not filled with dramatic international travel or big adventures. Instead, it was full of the smaller routines that actually make up everyday life when...
Pico Horcones Hike in La Huasteca: A Hard but Rewarding Mountain Near Monterrey

Pico Horcones Hike in La Huasteca: A Hard but Rewarding Mountain Near Monterrey

by Lupita Perez | Apr 16, 2026 | Uncategorized

Is Pico Horcones worth it? The Pico Horcones Hike in La Huasteca Monterrey is a challenging climb with steep elevation gain, exposed limestone terrain, and some of the best views near the city. It is not beginner-friendly, but for experienced hikers who want a tough...
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