Becoming a resident of Mexico has been a dream realized. The art, the beauty, and the soul of this country truly have my heart. I’m grateful not only to witness the culture but to now be a participant in it.

Over the past months in Mexico, I’ve experienced the warmth and generosity that seem woven into the fabric of everyday life. These photos are from my new hometown—Taxco de Alarcón, Guerrero—an enchanting city known for its silver artistry, colonial charm, and breathtaking views.

One of Taxco’s crown jewels is the Santa Prisca Church, a baroque masterpiece built in the 18th century. Its intricate pink stone façade and twin bell towers rise above the city, while the interior glitters with gilded altars, hand-painted ceilings, and sacred art. It is both a place of worship and a living monument to the city’s rich history.

I look forward to many years of splitting my time between the U.S. and Mexico, exploring this vast land that holds every kind of terrain—from deserts to jungles, mountains to beaches. The history is unparalleled, and the food and traditions speak directly to the spirit and to love.