Early on in my recent trip to Mexico, I was having dinner with a small collection at a restaurant in Guadalajara. When the meal was finished, the woman who was charged to leading us back to our bus spoke Spanish and French, but no English. She likewise wasn’face to face familiar with the area we were in, and didn’t know where our bus was, exactly, making it a mystery about why she was most important us in the first place, but there wasn’t positively time to contemplate that, because I was the only one among us who was quick to communicate with her, using a language that I call Spench. 




















