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Monthly Archives: August 2013
What Should I Bring with Me?
One of the things that we expats in Mexico (and probably expats anywhere) get asked constantly via web boards is “What should I bring with me and what should I leave behind when I move?” While expats as individuals have … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Fun Stuff, Lake Chapala, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Chapala Jalisco, Cookware, Cookware and bakeware, Death Valley, Dell PennyPress, Everglades National Park, Expatriate, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Kitchen and Dining, Lake Chapala, Mexico, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Shopping, Stainless steel
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Random Thoughts from Joco
The description of our blog says ‘Here be random thoughts.’ That was written by my friend and fellow author, Michael, I believe, but it be true nonetheless. So here are a few of my own random thoughts from the past … Continue reading
Let’s all go to the fair!
Monday was “Free for Geezers Day” at the Yellowstone County Fair. For all of you who don’t speak AARP, geezer is defined as anyone over 62 whether you have gray hair or not. “Free for Geezers Day” is kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Fairs, Fiestas, Food, Fun Stuff, Montana, Music
Tagged amusement rides, county fair, food on a stick, Montana, Yellowstone County
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Our Spiritual – and Spirited – Summer Thursday Nights at St. John’s
Despite the weather and the date on the calendar, summer for us doesn’t officially begin until the advent of St. John’s Summer Concert Series in Billings in early July. This retirement and nursing home community has as its mission to … Continue reading
Posted in Fiestas, Fun Stuff, Montana, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged joy, Magic City Blues, Mission Mountain Wood Band, music, St. John's Summer Concert Series
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Life in Joco: Errand Day
While most of the things I need and/or want can be purchased right here in Joco, sometimes an errand day to Chapala and/or pueblos in between is required (as, occasionally, is one to Guadalajara). Last week, my friend Kathi and … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Fun Stuff, General, Getting Older, Lake Chapala, pets, Uncategorized
Tagged American Legion, Chapala, Chapala Jalisco, Collar (animal), Guadalajara, Joco, John Travolta, Rosalita
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R.I.P, Pepe the Prozac kitty
My loyal readers will remember when I adopted Pepe Zorillo from the local animal shelter. And you’ll also remember that I had to put him on Prozac to keep him from attacking me. Unfortunately, the Prozac did not work. From … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Older, Lake Chapala, Medical, pets, Uncategorized
Tagged Breast cancer, Georgia, Pepe
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