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We love to get tacos to go and bring them home. Nathan loved them so much that he said, “I think I’m addicted to these tacos,” as he chowed down on his fifth one. It’s good food at a great price.

I’m trying to make a video a day in the month of November. These probably won’t be elaborate, but they should give you a glimpse into our life here in Mexico.

I’m not sure if it’s called Navlopomo, Vlomo, Vlogmo, or what, but it’s fun.

Watch it in Quicktime here.

Everyday I walk past these pictures of men and women who founded the Mexican Baptist Theological Seminary. They inspire me to leave a legacy.

This video is part of a great game I’m playing during the month of November with a bunch of friends. This one was inspired by Rupert’s video, “Ghosts.” Tomorrow, Heath will make a video inspired by my video, and so on. Keep watching. It’s gonna be a good month.

Today we finally took Benjamin to get his first haircut. Here’s the 12 second mashup of the time we spent at the barber shop.

If you want the widescreen, grandparents’ special edition, you can watch it here.

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It’s National Vlog Posting Month again! A bunch of crazy people are going to try to post a video each day during the month of November. I’m not sure I’m going to be able to post everyday, but I will post more regularly than I have lately.

This video is by far one of my favorites of all time.

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Huatulco is a beach town in the state of Oaxaca on the Pacific coast of Mexico. We stayed in an all inclusive resort that had 4 pools and 4 private beaches.

Just a simple bus ride in the largest city in the world. The video is pretty calming, though.

This is part of Videoblogging Week 2009.

Here’s a few seconds hanging out at a corner taco joint (or taqueria).

This is video 3 for Videoblogging Week 2009.

Outside of the Anthropology Museum in Mexico City, there is a giant 150 foot pole. Four guys climb up to the top, tie a rope to their bodies, and spin down to the ground while one of them plays a flute.

The ritual has its origins in ancient beliefs. Read more about it here.

This is video #2 for Videoblogging Week 2009.