Boondocking in Mexico
My husband is a newly retired Army vet who has agreed to try living in Mexico. We picked the Yucatan for it's beauty, cost of living, and flight proximity home to Louisiana/Tennessee. I'm thinking tha...
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
The real lure of Mexico for most successful transplantees is NOT the pyramids or beaches or quaint colonial cobblestones.
It's the PEOPLE the society that transforms a huge diorama into real feelings for real people. When I walk a hundred meters down a sidewalk in this burg of 2000 souls I do not exaggerate when I state I will shake hands a half dozen times, wave and say "hello" a dozen times -each time I will hear my name called out. When you get to this stage boredom is scarce. I love to see Americans come and become mesmerized for life by becoming part of the community. I feel a closeness down here that I never could really find in the USA.
Great post, Mex :).
