Tour of Chapala Neighborhoods
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Re: Tour of Chapala Neighborhoods
ferret wrote:Panino's isn't even open on a Saturday or Sunday but, when I go there, there are always Mexicans in there.
imho, the Gaucheria would do well to be open on Saturday and Sunday because of the extra parking that a closed Panino's provides. That logic seems to have escaped them completely. ;)
I would be willing to bet serious money that her business is 90% foreign, 10% Mexican.
Eat there, and before in La Montana, 2 or 3 times a week, for at least 20 years.
The food is good for lunch (I'm hooked on her soups).....AND it's the closest to my house.
Best and only Irish stew in Mexico (once a month). Bollocks!!!! Oh well, carne in su jugo, the rest of the time when I'm in that frame of mind.
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Re: Tour of Chapala Neighborhoods
Well, Trailrunner, we visited both Ajjijic and Chapala last summer and preferred Chapala. Sorry if that doesn't sit well with some. Having spent a year following this and TOB to learn all I can, and joining FB groups later, I agree that there are a lot of pretty clueless newbies. I hope we are not all the same.
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Good job, esga! That already puts you light years ahead. Let us know if/when you get here. Bienvenidos.
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esga wrote:Well, Trailrunner, we visited both Ajjijic and Chapala last summer and preferred Chapala. Sorry if that doesn't sit well with some. Having spent a year following this and TOB to learn all I can, and joining FB groups later, I agree that there are a lot of pretty clueless newbies. I hope we are not all the same.
All newbies are not the same. We are seeing right now an uptick in the clueless, entitled kind but I have recently met some newcomers who are wonderful additions to the community.
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I would want to remind the newbies and some of the not so new to remember that FLEXIBILTY is good for mental health!
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I think an awful lot of clueless newbies are on Facebook. I can't help complaining here about a post I saw this morning from people who are coming to prospect and want to meet expats someplace where they can listen to rock and roll. I love rock and roll too, but I would never make that my first request in any other country - gave me the impression they don't know moving from US to Mexico is different from moving from Ohio to Pennsylvania. Sigh. But, many of them won't last. I have traveled to 38 countries and worked in over 20 of them. I value the community among Anglophone expats, especially as I age and my hearing gets worse - I know I will need that community as I get older. But I don't want to live in a bubble.
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