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One million Americans already live in Mexico -- and a million more are expected to join them over the next decade. This site presents the voices of Americans blogging about living in Mexico.

Friday, June 5, 2009

One million U.S. Citizens already live in Mexico -- and a million more are expected to join them over the next decade. This site presents the voices of Americans blogging about life in Mexico.

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A Word From Yelapa

THE PUEBLO BEAT QUICKENS!/ACELERA EL TIEMPO DEL PUEBLO! - Las Palabras: Actividades de Navidad - Christmas activities; Ojala que si! - hopefully yes!; Su esposa - his wife; Mosquitero - mosquito netting; Pericos y g...
Adventures in Mexico

Feliz Navidad - Our neighbors have been busy the last few weeks decorating for the holidays. There are piñatas and paper cut-outs and Christmas lights hanging in every str...
Aventuras de Nuestra Vida en Mazatlán

Whale Watching - We went whale watching today, one of our Christmas gifts to each other. It was an INCREDIBLE day!!!! Click to view a larger version of the above, or indivi...
babsblog

Shopping Maul - One cannot always stay in peace and tranquility hidden from every day life. So, out to the mall we went for this and that in the last couple of days. I...
billieblog

Christmas Color - I know I've been missing in action but I'm half way back now. At least I can give you a photo of Christmas cheer. Copyright (c) Billie Mercer 2009 All righ...
Borders Aside

possiblilities - A job, a new town, dead bugs, relearning typing and raised rent is a run down of this blog. First off apparently me telling the landlord that I didn't thin...
Burro Hall

Glad Tidings - On both a square-mile and per-capita basis, the UK has got to be the silliest nation on earth, but we're willing to forgive that a little bit this holida...
David Lida

All the tequila in the world - Somehow the Salon España, a traditional cantina in the centro histórico at the corner of Calle Argentina and Calle Luis González Obregón, had escaped my ra...
Debi in Merida

I get by with little gifts from my friends - I've been thinking about my friends Kevin, from Portland and Patti from Colorado Springs so much lately. For a number of varying reasons, but the common re...
Dropped In

Dropped Out. - Jillian: How will it end, I wonder? In order to address this unanswerable question with poetry and symmetry, I look back to the beginning. Rereading the ea...
El Blog de Joy

Donning Our Gay Apparel - Mexico City approves same-sex marriage! The actual law now permits the “free uniting of two people.“ This city may have a lot of perplexing problems, but I...
Gangs of San Miguel de Allende

Top Posts for 2009 – Number 10 - This post was about a wonderful man who died in San Miguel this fall. Billie Mercer captured this man so well on her Blog with a post called He Did It Hi...
Gringo in Paradise

LIghts On Display - Last week Bob drove me and a couple of our friends around the island to look at Christmas lights and decorations. Despite the depressed economy on this isl...
Hell's Half Acre

KIVA test - [image: Kiva - loans that change lives] [image: Kiva - loans that change lives] [image: Running Training Log]
Intersections

The hustle held - I just turned in the edited manuscript for my book to my editor at Simon & Schuster in New York City. I imagine he's printing the damn thing right now -- all...
Jim & Carole's Mexico Adventure

The Life and moods of Lake Chapala - Part 2 - *Evening sun glimmers over the darkening waters of Lake Chapala.* The Lake's water level rises and falls over time. In the photo above, taken in the summer...
Leaving America

Cow -- test from iPhone - More text here.
Life in El Corazon

I Can See Clearly Now…. - I have the old song by Johnny Nash stuck in my head right now. Just returning from volunteering at an eye clinic I wanted to take a quick moment to tell...
Limon Family Blog

Who on Earth is Carmen Miranda? - When I was younger, my grandmother owned a large console that housed a record player. *(For those of you born after 1975, I suggest you **Google**it!) * ...
Livin' la Vida Floja

Yacht Club party - Those of us who go to the Puerto Isla Mujeres Yacht Club seldom see this nice view of the dining room. Mostly we gawk at the nice pleasure craft! So, Saturd...
Melaque on the Costalegre

Concha del Mar - never again - Why that place is popular with gringos I'll never know ..... except the 8 peso Sol and Bingo. I don't even like Sol but they do have Dos XX's The same lous...
Mexico Today

News Summary for December 23rd, 2009 - It looks like it is going to be a bloody Christmas... On Tuesday, the Secretary of Turism for the State of Sinaloa, Antonio Ibarra Salgado, was murdered by...
Midwesterner in Mexico

¡Feliz Navidad! - Well kids, we decided to forego the trip home to the Midwest this Christmas. This is now seeming quite fortuitous, given the crazy snowstorms that have bee...
Moving Kids to Mexico

Re-entry - It was August 1 when I last blogged. It is almost painful to bring up this blog now (I seriously have tears in my eyes). Mexico and this Blog have been ou...
On The Road To Patzcuaro, Mexico......

Holiday Greeting or Merry Christmas! - To my politically correct friends: Please accept with no obligation, implied or implicit, my best wishes for an environmentally conscious, socially respons...
Paco Ojeda - Puerto Vallarta

The Metropolitan Opera Comes to Jalisco - For several years now, (four, I believe) New York’s Metropolitan Opera company has been broadcasting their Saturday Matinee performances live from Lincoln ...
Pete y Lynn en Mérida

New Member of the Family - This little calico cat followed us home from dinner last night. She loves the dogs and has no fear of them whatsoever. The dogs have adopted her. She is of...
Refried Dreams....

Bah humbug. - Damn. I got bit by the damn dengue mosquito today. (i know from the white spots) It takes about a week to find out if you have dengue or not. So the next...
RiverGirl

Living Half a Life - Maybe I should explain why I haven’t been blogging. The reason is that I’ve misplaced my humor about living in Cancun. I’m just sick and tired of it. It’s ...
same life -- new location

catching up - Just a brief note. I am using a wifi hookup at the local Safeway. I dropped by to pick up a few groceries and decided to make it a full-service trip. A...
Searching Bliss

SLP here we come - Today we are going back to CD. Valles, SLP...for a vacation....it's been since March since we were their. I'm so excited to go back...get all my "stuff" th...
sixoryx

Rainbow? - *“She walked like a bearded rainbow? What the hell does that mean?” Her body falls back on the bed dramatically and she flings the book across the room. I...
southern living

Soya Texturizada - In a quest to try all culinary delights at least once, I purchased something at the market this week that resembles dog food (or, if you prefer, porous roc...
Surviving La Vida Buena

Dead Horse Curve (unpleasant subject) - There's a section of highway, at the base of a small mountain between Tzurumutaro and Sanabria (the turn off for Ihuatzio) that is notorious for its blind ...
Tales of Zapata Street

The scissor man - We step into the barber shop as night falls, sit on the hard wooden bench and wait. Another fellow´s in the chair. The shop is perhaps eight feet by 15 fee...
The Ajijic Blog

Closed For the Holidays! - I have often heard that the brain is the most powerful sex organ. Powerful or not, it is certainly the last to give up, as a visit to one of our dance spot...
The Laughing Nomad

7 Temples in Ayuttaya - My friend Jiraporn invited me to go with her and one of her friends to visit a childhood friend who is a public prosecutor in Ayuttaya-a couple hours north...
The Mex Files

Silent nights - Life goes on, of course, but I’m taking a few days (and nights) off…
The Rosas-Standring Family

My new Job- Yaaj-Zimbal Jungle Tours - Well, I have been writing from home for a while now and I really like it.. but we are broke - so when a job literally came knocking on my door- what else ...
Tijuana Bible

Greetings on Christmas Eve/Saludos en la noche buena -
Viva Veracruz

Sunrise South of the Border - Christmas Eve Morning in Xico Mexico: The sun also rises here up on the mountain at Rancho del Cielo. At 6:30 AM a balmy 65 degrees with a light wind produ...
While at Surreal Puerto Vallarta

38 times grateful! - I am entering another gate. This I shall pass through in grateful and blessed mood. Age is good, becoming older is good. I am living the cumulus of exper...
¡Hola!

Marcela's Baby Shower - Our neighbour Marcela will be having her baby in late December and her sister-in-laws are expert event planners...they held an amazing baby shower for her...
¿What do I do all day?

Another San Cristóbal - Jonna and I went to the Guadalupe church, San Cristóbal, to watch the entorchistas come in (or is the word atorchistas?, no matter, spell check dislikes bo...

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