Natural Healing in Ecuador: An Egg a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Eggs seem to figure greatly in Blanca’s natural medicine cabinet and we’ve been giving her plenty of opportunity to practice her healing arts lately. She brought me great relief with aloe vera kept in place with an eggshell [...]
Remember This Ecuador Chocolate: Amazonia El Eno and Ecuadoriana de Chocolate It’s no secret that I am a chocoholic. I have 3 emergency bags of organic chocolate chips in my freezer right now, just in case I find myself without a chocolate fix. I also have a big jar of [...]
Ecuador Intag Coffee: Wake Up and Smell the Coffee I’ve always understood the phrase, “Wake up and smell the coffee,” to mean, “Get real, come to your senses, see what’s really going on.” Well, after moving to Ecuador I got a chance to do just that, and coincidentally, the very [...]
Tungurahua Volcano in Ecuador Blows Its Top Again The 5020 meter high volcano known as Tungurahua (“Throat of Fire” in the Quechua language of Ecuador) is once again true to its name. Spewing fire and ash 10 kilometers into the air, the volcano erupted Friday, May 29. It has been [...]
A Spring Walk Around Old Town Quito May in Old Town Quito can be absolutely enchanting. Sometimes the sky is a brilliant blue, dotted with puffy white clouds that seem so close you could reach out and touch them. Gary and I had a great few days in Old Town [...]
A View From the Roof: The Ugly American is Back in Ecuador–Are You One of Them? Take the Self-Test and See 
Pro-Ecuador Welcomes Su-Yin Chan as New Associate Writer, Photographer and Website Consultant 
Swimming in Blue Waters: A short trip to Cascadas Azul near Mindo 
Death, Debt and Petro Dollars in Ecuador 
Plant, Pray, Eat: The Three Sisters 
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