Retiring early in Mexico Couple..

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Nope...Sorry Catsumi, I understand your moderator pain, but what we have now is a groundswell Kelowna born grassroots migration. It can’t be stopped. The plane, Can Force One (my god who thought of that name), now reconditioned with soft flexible wings to withstand annoyingly close airport hangers, is leaving the terminal...are you in?
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I'd like to give Mexico a try, even for a few months, starting now. I've never been there, do not do well with Spanish and only have a passing familiarity with Mexican food, usually end up ordering the same thing to avoid disappointment. Retire there entirely though? That's another matter. I have too many ties here, so I tell myself, but the woman who moved did too. And she did it.
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Mark1111 wrote:Nope...Sorry Catsumi, I understand your moderator pain, but what we have now is a groundswell Kelowna born grassroots migration. It can’t be stopped. The plane, Can Force One (my god who thought of that name), now reconditioned with soft flexible wings to withstand annoyingly close airport hangers, is leaving the terminal...are you in?


Sure I’m in. Who else do you think is in the pilot’s seat?
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Just going to put my 2 pesos worth. We have been going to the Mex for 25 plus years. Both sides. La Paz to Manzanillo and PV to Progresso. I have had medical and dental work done there. Stingray sting and cracked a molar eating peanuts !! Top notch work for both and cheap. A former co worker bought a house in Rincon de Guyabitos. They spend 6 months there and live in the son n laws basement suite when back in Kelowna. We will do the same except a condo a put it in a rental pool. We will move to Van Island for warmer winters next year when I finally retire. Drag the RV around for the summer and condo it in Mex in winter. Think its time!! :130:
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Catsumi wrote:
Mark1111 wrote:Nope...Sorry Catsumi, I understand your moderator pain, but what we have now is a groundswell Kelowna born grassroots migration. It can’t be stopped. The plane, Can Force One (my god who thought of that name), now reconditioned with soft flexible wings to withstand annoyingly close airport hangers, is leaving the terminal...are you in?


Sure I’m in. Who else do you think is in the pilot’s seat?


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As long as he can fly it and land. :biggrin:

There are two shows on Mexican cuisine, one is an episode where Somebody Feed Phil goes to Mexico City and outer regions. And the other is episode two, Ugly Delicious, titled "Taco." I am doing extensive research as to my food options in other words, in retiring to Mexico. I plan to learn the foods and be a "food tour guide" in my spare time down there. LOL.
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Catsumi wrote: :topic:


Well we were thinking of inviting you too Cats... :200:

We would require a designated driver, and a Mod may be just the cat's meow.. :biggrin:
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I handle the flying machine whilst the lovely ferri serves cocktails and my famous devilled eggs. We’ll be off like a shot in the dark.
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The Ultimate Castanet get Together Field trip Adventure. . Sounds good to me.. :130:
And the best thing we won't have the Anonoymous crew from here along, cuz then they would be outed and couldn't slag everything like they do now .. :smt045
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Catsumi wrote:I handle the flying machine whilst the lovely ferri serves cocktails and my famous devilled eggs. We’ll be off like a shot in the dark.

Devilled eggs tend to do that.
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Through an eye of a needle at twenty paces......... :200:
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I have been trying more Mexican food. So, the Castanet get together, is there still room on the plane?
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