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Old expats and Snowbirds already know this. New expats and Snowbirds need to relax. Everything is going to be fine – we promise. It's that time of year again – Christmas and New Year’s are behind us, as is Candelaria. We’ve had a few days of rest, but now its time for Carnival and the never-ending social obligations leading up to the time the Snowbirds leave us for the summer. There is volunteer work to be done, and house remodeling and gardening to do before it gets too hot. S... Read More
This weekend, my wife and I took a small road trip to Telchac Puerto. On our previous trips, we had always passed a restaurant on the way to San Crisanto, and we had always wanted to try it out. So, I decided it was time to write a review. As you begin the drive toward San Crisanto, you will see a very colorful sign on the right side of the road. The restaurant is "Restaurant Bella Mar," located just east of the town of Telchac Puerto. Restaurant Bella Mar is a family owned and operat... Read More
Today is the final day of the competition in the CharrerĂa Yucatan. The hosting group is the Assn. of CharrerĂa de los Conejos at Hacienda Kankabchen in Baca. This privately owned hacienda currently has hundreds of visiting horses and their riders all competing in the Charro events. The finals will be held at 3pm. with the winning team to be announced. For those who might not be familiar with CharrerĂa, this is considered by some to the the Nat'l spo... Read More
This week, we decided to try a takeout place called "Smir Comida y Botanas Arabes," which is known for their (takeout only) Levantine Arab Cuisine. Cristy loves kibis (or Quibi Frito). This is a Levantine Arab dish made of bulgur and chopped meat. The best-known variety is a torpedo-shaped fried croquette, stuffed with minced beef or lamb. Cost: $32.00 MXP for two. Other types of kibis may be shaped into balls or patties, and baked or cooked in broth. Smir also sells the baked variety... Read More
Everyone in Yucatan, from homeowners to ethical real estate agencies, and even potential home buyers, works hard to ensure that investment in a home in this state is a positive experience. Unfortunately, in recent months, we have discovered that, even when caught and arrested, not much happened to the bad guys. In addition, we have found that a number of unethical real estate sales practices go unnoticed for years, until someone finally overcomes their embarrassment at having been duped and begi... Read More
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