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Recently after two years of living in Mexico, I
visited the states. I am from Florida
and lived there all my life until two years ago. It was nice to visit with all my family and
friends, but I know why I left now. You
do not know what is normal until you go back and experience what was. Being in Mexico, Dan and I have been healing
our bodies with less stress.
Going back, Dan wanted to drive, for here in Mexico we
take a taxi everywhere. Well, Dan’s
stress level went way up and after two days of driving, he remembered why he
did not want to drive any more. It’s
real fast pace and going back, it reminded us of why we left in the first
place. Everyone thinks that Mexico is
dangerous, but it is not anywhere near the crime rate in the US. I welcome anyone to come and experience it
for themselves. The area that Dan and I
live in is Chapala area and there are many Americans and Canadians that live
here. I have been in this area for two
years and have not spoken Spanish. This
is much like the Spanish people going to the U.S. and not speaking any
English. You see it works both ways.
It’s always great to come home to your own bed and
surroundings. Dan and I have made Hotel
Perico our home for now. It’s like a
community of friendships that last a life time.
When we got back we were greeted by our neighbors here with open
arms. This is a great feeling to have
from both worlds.
Going back to my home town, where there were many
treasured memories gave me an opportunity to express to my family and friends
how humble I am for their support and love.
There were so many highlights to the trip. The number one was seeing Dan’s face light up
when he saw our daughter’s wedding dress that she picked out. This was priceless. I was able to spend the three days she came
down for, to join us with happy memories.
My daughter and her husband to be are on a shuffleboard team up north.
In St. Pete., we went to watch them play at the first and original U.S. court.
Other highlights were taking my mother out to dinner, her choice and
celebrating her 80th birthday.
Another was when I had lunch with my Countryside Surgery Girls, Their
support and friendship will last a life time.
The hugs and seeing them with the book I wrote that they purchased and
brought for me to autograph was priceless.
I have to thank all my family and friends for all
their love.
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