C.E. Flores's Blog, page 20

September Herb Stuff

For the last time ever, Ultimate Bundles Herbs and Essential Oils Super Bundle is on sale for just two days. If you remember, this is the bundle that has my little herb book Traditional Mexican Herbal Remedies which includes 20 … Continue reading →

Prepping in Mexico–Mud and Land Slides

Several states in Mexico are considered high-risk areas for potential mud or landslides. Being classified as high risk means the rainfall patterns, steep terrain slopes, reduced vegetation cover, poor soil quality and earthquake, hurricane, or volcanic activity combine to make … Continue reading →

And the winner is….

Thank you to everyone who participated in the $10 gift card contest this weekend. I’m delighted to announce that An Ro Is the winner! Happy shopping! Congratulations An. Be sure to look for an email with your gift card details.  … Continue reading →

Presenting Millie Flores

These past few months I’ve been working on a side project and I’m pleased to announce that the first three books are available in both English and Spanish. Since these are illustrated bible books meant for pre-teens and teenagers, it … Continue reading →

Teachers Pay Teachers Giveaway

If you remember, a few months ago I decided to try my hands at selling creative and useful stuff at Teachers Pay Teachers. I can’t say that it’s been a tremendous money-maker, but hey, it’s been a learning experience. Anyway, … Continue reading →

Up Goes the Roof

This month the roof went on the little building project we have going on over there on the new lot. We rented the framing wood and my husband and son set it up. Then rebar needed to be wired together … Continue reading →

Homeschooling in Mexico

The other day I wrote about how my son finally finished his online preparatorio studies. The same day as his Zoom graduation, SEP announced that parents will need to sign a “carta de corresponsabilidad” before their children return to in-person … Continue reading →

Prepa Zoom Graduation

After many long months of agonizing online study, my son completed the courses needed (plus the community service component) to qualify for his preparatorio degree from UVEG. This would be the equivalent of a high school diploma. Since I’m always … Continue reading →

La Gringa de La Yacata makes the News

Leigh Thelmadatter picked little ol’ ME as a subject for this week’s article for Mexico News Daily. I delightfully showed my son the article and he says, it’s formatted well, but he’s not interested in reading what someone wrote about … Continue reading →

Business Herbal Course Giveaway

In celebration of the Herbal Academy’s most anticipated Business Herbal Course release the Herbal Academy is partnering up with the expertise and resources to help launch one special winner into their herbal business start up dreams with $12,000 in prizes! … Continue reading →