Stassi
Pefkaros and Kathleen O'Donnell are a company called Krika and
a little more....
Meeting
in Mexico where we were both living and doing business, we joined
forces under the company name, Krika in 1988 and five years later
we were married. As life and business partners, we started out
collecting and selling crafts from Mexico. We then moved on to
live in Taxco, Mexico, where we designed and produced fine silver
jewelry, silver ornaments and flatware. Along the way we even
mastered the art of web site design.
For
many years, we lived and worked in Mexico, but in 2001 we bought
a home on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. where we spent
several months a year for some time. We've now sold that home
and spend some of the year at Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. When
the spirit moves and time permits we make our interest in travel
both an adventure and a source of inspiration in our work.
 Many
years ago, Trinidad and Tobago became a favorite holiday destination
and our books called Adventure Guide to Trinidad
and Tobago were born of our fascination with the
country and its people. Peru and Bolivia have also become dear
to our hearts and a story about one of our visits can be found
on Krika.com along with a short and funny story about our quick
trip to the out islands of the Bahamas. Along with those stories
you'll also find stories of our lives in Mexico and in the small
island country of Montserrat. Over the last couple of years we
also produced an A to Z guide on our gardens with recipes, healthful
hints and as much advice as we have found useful ourselves on
how to grow what and where. You'll also find that on Krika.com
Our
latest book, Travel Free and Shop Till You Drop,
is now available as an Ebook at Amazon and at Barnes & Noble.
You may also see it as a an html book at our newest website, GettingCreative.org.
Stay
tuned as there is definitely more to come!
Our
business website is Krika.com
Our
A to Z informational websites are
Taxco-Today.com
Montserrat-Today.com
Oaxaca-Today.com.
Kathleen
is currently researching and writing a new book, a social history
of Taxco.
All
Text & Photographs copyright ©K O'Donnell 2009/2010
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