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DeborahM

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  1. I can't find any information about this. As registered non resident Canadians living permanently in Mexico, are we permitted to bring Mexican plated cars to Canada for temporary visits? Thanks for any information, or for direction to reliable sources.
  2. Oscar Castellanous, 333 676 4552 500 pesos for an airport run. Bilingual too.
  3. I have been a patient of Dr Pinto's in Riberas for several years...always very happy with his services! 376 765 7793. His office is located in a mini plaza just across the street from Mom's Deli.
  4. Sad to read this. I used Viluma recently, to replace four sliding patio door screens, two 8 ft by 10 ft broken patio door windows, and to install new locks on all my sliding windows. They did excellent work, and I would definitely use them again.
  5. I have searched, but have not been able to find anything here. Can anybody suggest a business Lakeside that might prepare Canadian income tax returns? Thanks in advance!
  6. Just sayin'...this is a post from TWO YEARS AGO...what are you asking for?
  7. BIG shout-out to Robert's body work and painting shop in Riberas! After TWO ''hit-and-runs,'' I needed body work completed on both sides my 2016 Cross Fox. Driver's side had extensive damage to the quarter panel, with deep scratches all the way down the length of the car. Passenger's side rear door was badly damaged in a previous hit and run. My car was beginning to look like it had been through a war zone. Time for repairs! I wish I had taken before and after pictures, but I didn't. ( I visited four repair shops Lakeside for estimates.The estimates I received for the exact same repair work to both sides of my car ranged from 28,000 pesos to 34,000 pesos. I had all the work completed at Robert's for less than HALF the lowest estimate. I picked up my car on Saturday, and am absolutely thrilled with the expert repairs and painting. If you need body work done, tuck this business card away. Next time I back into a light pole (yeah, a regular thing in my spatially challenged life) they'll get my business.
  8. Almost as addictive as Pinterest for insomniacs! 😉
  9. SERIOUSLY!? WHY would you say that!? They're ENTERING the Mexican market. If they want to do well here, I'm sure their first store will be a Mexican flagship. Having said that, I recognize that their move here is tremendously controversial. I will continue to support local artisans and furniture producers...BUT...I can also see the value of mass production of less expensive alternatives...a double edged sword, for sure. Ummm...and with regards to YOUR comment ''Tiny,'' I have shopped at Ikea in Canada MANY times over many years. Have been HAPPY with so MANY Ikea products...particularly linens etc. I believe that Ikea does NOT send their ''rejects'' to Canada. Your comment is SO not humorous...on SO MANY levels...but glad that you thought that it might be. You like controversy .eh?
  10. "In Florida I was able to bring a sample Parson's dining chair in to several upholstery shops for quotes for work while using my own fabric. A typical Parson's chair has only an upholstered seat and back. I was quoted quotdere from $190 USD to $325 USD per chair, labor only. That is how I learned that the cost to reupholster those simple dining chairs wasn't worth it. I could go to Ikea and buy the same chair, new, for $69 USD. I was hoping for the same ballpark info from these forums." Ideally, you would need to go TO the upholsterer here...this is not like Florida...which is partly why we LIVE here, right? ;-) The upholsterers here won't come to YOU for a "ballpark figure." Bring your pictures to Oscar. He's a GREAT upholsterer. I have been PERFECTLY satisfied with his work.
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