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  1. I feel the limiting of Tapatios should be reinstated. Ajijic village on weekends is being populated with tapatios who do not wear masks and gather in large groups. I feel the mayor needs to step in to stop tapatios who do not have homes here from coming in. No bringing all your friends for the weekend JMO
    5 points
  2. All days are better at Ajijic Clinic, they have full staff 24/7...
    3 points
  3. What made you think it was abandoned? https://opossumsocietyus.org/how-to-help/orphaned-injured/
    2 points
  4. That was flippant. All those things are available in Mexico, it's just a matter of finding out where and deciding if you want to travel that far.
    2 points
  5. Yes, my brother returned to Canada last month from working overseas, he was required to submit a quarantine plan, you need to sign indicating you understand your legal obligation to self isolate for 14 days. Health Canada called him every other day to ensure he was staying home, and twice he received unannounced visits to check he was indeed at home. I don’t know if they have that kind of follow up for provincial quarantines but certainly for Federal ones they are taking enforcement quite seriously.
    2 points
  6. When "isolating"....one should take care to be aware of one's surroundings! 😉 https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/german-nudist-goes-on-birthday-suit-pursuit-of-wild-boar-who-stole-his-laptop-1.5678187
    2 points
  7. You think....wrong. The link in my post is to the NY Times to which I digitally subscribe. I agree denying entry to a citizen is unconstitutional and hope the leaking of this draft proposal to the Times puts an end to it even being discussed by the administration.
    2 points
  8. Bottom line is the best hospital care is still in GDL. When you look at it impartially, though, the care available here is far higher than usually found in such small population centers located adjacent to a major city.
    2 points
  9. FYI the owner of the National Enquirer is a personal friend/fixer of the Peach Pompodour. Now, while no one who can read would mistake the New York Times for being leftist leaning rag, and in that respect it is akin to the National Enquirer, but even you would have to admit as far as gossip that it may or may not print, in no way does it rise to the level of the National Enquirer for it's creativity.
    2 points
  10. So Tom our Canadian friends who come down have said the same type of thing IS going on in Canada. Its a proposal. In fact I am glad they are discussing it. Here are the authors below. Hardly junk reporting. Michael D. Shear reported from Washington, and Caitlin Dickerson from New York. Michael D. Shear is a White House correspondent. He previously worked at The Washington Post and was a member of their Pulitzer Prize-winning team that covered the Virginia Tech shootings in 2007. @shearm Caitlin Dickerson is a Peabody Award-winning reporter based in New York who covers immigration. She has broken stories on asylum, detention and deportation policy, as well as the treatment of immigrant children in government custody. @itscaitlinhd
    2 points
  11. And you can not beat the prices, it is a little gem of a hospital and if only it was better managed would be a gold mine...one or two specialist there that need to be avoided like the plague..
    2 points
  12. Tell Moy Anaya (Mayor) at his Facebook page. Maybe he will hear a chorus?
    2 points
  13. Had to go to the emergency room on Sunday. They had no staff to run the equipment for the necessary tests and only one doctor who had to call another doctor because she didn't know what to do about a very simple case. The doctor said " you shouldn't come on Sunday's because we have very little staff. So...we will try to not get injured on a Sunday! just a heads up if you need a doctor on Sunday's the Ajijic clinic may be a better choices
    1 point
  14. Your opossum looks big enough to be on its own. Just turn loose in a safe rural area. Interesting fact, Opossums eat up to 10,000 ticks a year. At my farm I put out table scraps to feed one. Every night it checks to see if I put any thing out. I now have a lot less ticks so I am glad to have it around.
    1 point
  15. Luis. Take the supplements "full disclosure" document to a qualified nutritionist in Mexico. I am sure they can recommend real/live foods as an equivalent. The morning " licuado" is a witch's brew tradition in Mexico as I am sure you know. Find the ones which energise you, and those are the ones you grow. No chemicals, especially if you grow from seed. Many you can find growing in the mountains too. Expresso coffee is a great licquado by the way 😇😇😇😇
    1 point
  16. Millions wouldn't, but I remember the cow. I also remember the store, now that you mention - thank you.
    1 point
  17. Thia guy isn't that far and always welcome the sugestionables.
    1 point
  18. Travelingmailbox is a US address and not a post office box. At least check it out on the web.
    1 point
  19. There has been no upsurge in cases here since Chapala was "opened up" a few weeks ago. As of Monday Chapala has 4 active cases with 5 awaiting test results. Jocotepec (where Raquet is located) has 3 active cases with 2 awaiting test results. For comparison on July 2nd Chapala had 2 active cases and Jocotepec 8 active cases
    1 point
  20. We have had nothing but good experiences at SAT hospital. Please don't even compare it to the former Maskaras clinic nor Ajijic clinic. Big difference between a REAL hospital and mere clinics. Judging from most of the posts on here, it has been made quite clear that SAT is good at what they do for a small hospital. and I for one am glad they are here. Good luck clinic users! pedro kertesz
    1 point
  21. The new hospital on the Libramiento looks close to open. I hope it will conform more to what is considered a hospital then the San Antonio Hospital/Maskaras Clinic. I worked for over 30 years in a hospital. That pension allows me to live here. OK, let me have it.
    1 point
  22. First of all, it isn't needed, because the CDN population is in the vast majority, doing the right thing. Secondly, between Baffin Island, Alert NWT, and many other similar places....Canada already has all the remote spots it would ever need. 😉
    1 point
  23. I concur - try to avoid the use of Correos de Mexico for any packages delivered from Vendors NOB. Biggest culprit seems to be items shipping from Vendors using US Mail (USPS). Tracking is excellent until the hand-off to Correos de Mexico at the border. There does not appear to be any integrated clearance service with SAT so the delays become horrendous and the products seem to go missing too frequently. Amazon MX/US/CDN seems to be the best solution currently if you can find what you are after and the product is fulfilled by Amazon's excellent logistics service. I have also has some good success with eBay IF the order can be shipped by Fedex or UPS but those couriers are more expensive than Amazon is with their International shipping. I have never had an incidence of either Fedex or UPS handing off to Correos de Mexico because they operate their own Mexican networks. Things appear to be changing as I noticed a recent eBay order coming in via UPS resulted in an email from UPS during the border crossing and the option to pay the IVA/brokerage fee on-line with a credit card. Paid it promptly and no significant delays and delivered 2 days later by UPS Mexico. Unfortunately, neither DHL or Estefeta are options available from most NOB vendors. My personal experience with Mercadolibre Mexico for domestic purchases/shipping has not been good so I avoid using them if I can.
    1 point
  24. Exactly, plus a federally mandated 14 day quarantine for all out of country arrivals, CDN or otherwise. And it is being checked and enforced.
    1 point
  25. There is a Rolfer at Lakeside as well as acupuncturists.
    1 point
  26. I think these 2 are spending to much time on Facebook. Refusing entry to a citizen would be a human rights and a constitutional nightmare for any government.
    1 point
  27. I won't go into details, but yesterday we withdrew ourselves from SAH. LOTS of valid reasons, but we're thrilled to return to Ajijic Clinic. Dr. Rodriguez is a gem.
    1 point
  28. Ahh, we have a “career professional” and “canadian friends” as sources. ”Any reporting on this would be extremely premature”. There is no Factual basis. This is pure conjecture. But, feel free to spread misinformation to rattle the citizenry and then, go ahead and back it up with hearsay. Folks can churn, burn and make assumptions. Patti
    1 point
  29. So, when you cannot get a quote from a named source you can MAKE UQP whatever you want. That is FAKE. There is no credible source for this story. No Quotes from anyone remotely involved. never ever gonna happen. Patti
    1 point
  30. I find AT&T coverage spotty. For example there is no signal at S&S Auto on the highway in Riberas. Go figure. SunFan
    1 point
  31. Yes, SA . I will choose the Ajijic Clinic next time
    1 point
  32. Yes. Mina el Eden. A huge silver mine which operated until 1960. Now there is a mall and nightclub inside, plus a tour of course. The tour is well worthwhile. You enter the portal via the man trip pictured, walk by the nightclub, then along the main vein for what seems like a mile, then exit via a different portal. Near this second portal you can catch the tranvía aéreo up to La Bufa where you have a great view of the city. http://en.travelbymexico.com/zacatecas/places-to-visit/?nom=kzaceleden
    1 point
  33. For the several years I used iShop, very pleased. Checking postmarks, mail takes a bit less than a week to get to Ajijic. I quit sending packages via Laredo as the cost of shipping and customs was quite high. Now Amazon(both US and Mex) and Costco ship directly to the Ajijic iShop at no cost to me. Regarding checks sent north, very little need for that as more and more financial institutions allow deposits via a smart phone.
    1 point
  34. Home Depot stocks them. They aren't that expensive new. Not enough to take a chance on a second-hand one that could conk out the second time you used it.
    1 point
  35. I have found what I consider a better option. I use www.travelingmailbox.com. No need to go anywhere. I am notified when mail has arrived. I then select what I want done with it: view, print, delete, shred, forward, etc. and it is done. What I need a paper copy of, I print on my home printer. If I receive a check, they handle the deposit for a small fee. It is less costly and incredibly efficient. I would really consider that instead of the local shops.
    1 point
  36. Why is it assumed that those of us who don't use Facebook are scared (or scared sh*tless as OtoC so tactfully put it)? I am well aware of data mining in all sectors of my electronic wanders and, yet, I still don't use Facebook. Why not? Well, as I once got in a whole bunch of trouble on this very board for expressing, I think Mr. Zuckerberg is a d***
    1 point
  37. Hi, I am looking for a holistic dentist, natural health practitioners, and maybe a health retreat clinic in or around Guadalajara, for for a broken tooth, gum issues, hip issues and allergies. Preferably ones that speak at least some English. For dentists, I've searched for the following, and not finding much. I am finding ones in TJ and Mexico City, but not here: Holistic dentists Biological dentists Also for these, or similar modalities: Iridology Feldenkrais Body workers - massage, shiatsu, trigger point Rolfing Cranial sacral TCM/acupuncture Reflexology Naturopath Energy workers Vision improvement teachers I found this clinic, I am also considering: https://www.centronaturistadevidasana.com/en/. Getting a few leads here and there. Anyone have any other leads for any of those or similar practitioners or clinics?
    0 points
  38. You do know one puts out a story and the rest pick it up, yes? No one really bothers to check, they are like a herd. There's no indication this is anything other than something being batted around the bureaucracy. Why don't you wait and see if it goes any further? I'm betting not. Sure hope not, we're headed NOB by car in a couple weeks.
    0 points
  39. Ready for incoming? Looks like you have been here for at least a week. Takes about that long to rile up the "gang".
    0 points
  40. If Canada were interested in security they'd have something offshore, like Guantanamo, where citizens and non-citizens alike can be quarantined forever. /s
    0 points
  41. Fake news. No citizen can be denied entry. Where is Bisbee?
    0 points
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