What if death wasn't something we whispered about? What if once a year we invited the people we lost back to the party? We put up their picture, we made their favorite food, we lit a candle, we poured a drink, and instead of mourning that they're gone, we celebrate the fact that they were here.
Now, what's great about this experience is I traveled to Oaxaca with Two Peacocks Travel.
Tell you, it was unbelievably profoundly dipped and dripped in culture that I have always have with me.
I was particularly special because I do have Mexican heritage and I was bringing the photo of my grandfather back to Mexico to honor him.
Oh, Oaxaca, the food, the people, the history, the traditions, the mezcal, because we're over 40 and not dead.
And there could not have been a more meaningful place to experience this kind of travel than in Oaxaca during D-Las de las Muertes.
The marigolds, the candles, the incredible food, the painted faces, music, parades.
I was expecting the marigolds, the candles, incredible food, painted faces, music, parades, and streets absolutely bursting with color.
Now, just a side note, this is a very visual episode, so if you're listening to this, I highly recommend you go to YouTube because I got all kinds of fun stuff for you to see.
What if death wasn't something we whispered about? What if once a year we invited the people we lost back to the party? We put up their picture, we made their favorite food, we lit a candle, we poured a drink, and instead of mourning that they're gone, we celebrate the fact that they were here.
Now, what's great about this experience is I traveled to Oaxaca with Two Peacocks Travel.
Tell you, it was unbelievably profoundly dipped and dripped in culture that I have always have with me.
I was particularly special because I do have Mexican heritage and I was bringing the photo of my grandfather back to Mexico to honor him.
Oh, Oaxaca, the food, the people, the history, the traditions, the mezcal, because we're over 40 and not dead.
And there could not have been a more meaningful place to experience this kind of travel than in Oaxaca during D-Las de las Muertes.
The marigolds, the candles, the incredible food, the painted faces, music, parades.
I was expecting the marigolds, the candles, incredible food, painted faces, music, parades, and streets absolutely bursting with color.
Now, just a side note, this is a very visual episode, so if you're listening to this, I highly recommend you go to YouTube because I got all kinds of fun stuff for you to see.
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