happyjillin

I believe that you're the champion of that, self admitted look alike to Randy of trailer park boys and perhaps the persona of that character-eh senor chillin, oh saintly one!

And how is deflection working for you senor stable genius? Your disorders are coming to the forefront but heh, wadever floats yer boat. I have never asked for pity for anything., I laugh in the face of adversity and pity deranged people even if they self induced their own derangement.

Yes I am genius enough to suggest that you deserve the title of "stable genius". It's interesting how you and some others project your foibles onto someone else. Fortunately your problem is only a borderline disorder and is of no consequence to those of us that are perfect.-SNORK! pedro kertesz

It is clear with a statement like that that you have not been here very long or if you have been, you have thoroughly sheltered yourself from reality.

There is a glass place beside Coppel on Madero in Chapala that is probably less $'s than in Ajijic. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink, know what I mean!

Some of us prefer communicating face to face and [gasp!] by telephone. Nothing to do with LCS which I have only been to twice.

I am an Obergalennzfelter and living in Chapala. So there.Speaking about yourself are you?.-SNORK!

I also have an innate ability to figure things out instantly.-SNORK!

Boy are you outta touch!-SNORK!

One thing that I consider an important ability of mine, is that I can laugh at myself. A person that can't do that is one that I consider "handicapped".-SNORK! pedro kertesz

Critics should not be considered pariahs including you.

People roller blade by my house daily as do skate boarders and the tiny airport is most welcoming to ALL including RC hobbyists of which the OP seems to participate in. Some old crabs have moved to Texas with their out of date memories.eh RV!

Whoops somebody jumped the gun by a whole month-jaja!

I am always serious about my haberdashery.SNORK! pedro kertesz

Some of us prefer not to dress like our parents did in the 50's as you have mainly described. Oregon and Washington fashion? I think not. my wife looks damn good in a skirt and Most of my friends are Mexicans under 50. I hardly ever wear shorts just like them.

I have COPD and have no problem breathing when sedentary nor when I do a very short walk[100yards] or going around the grocery store for an hour using the cart as a walker, of which I am capable of doing only once in a while because of my other disabilities.

The feds are the money bags so the municipio builds what they dictate.

Are you calling the top level politician,el Presidente of the entire municipio a blowhard for making the same promises about the Chapala Mercado which obviously never happened?

Yet here I am after 14 1/2 years with many friends, a fun good life, service to the community and having newbies and wannbies to my home, which are somethings that you don't seem to have enjoyed experiencing.

Not my experience in the least. I have had an excellent social life in Chapala for 14 1/2 years. The social life here is what you make it and I have never been in to the suburban life style like my parents were in the 50's in Canada nor do I hang out with hardly any old farts like me. Oh and I have a very good taxi friend that I can count on 24/7 with advance notice

Perfectly said. I have not found any use for the place other than getting that death document done and I was never a member.

Oh but you were specifically posting about the Ajijic Plaza and how you were told that nothing was going to happen with any trees. Do you have access to an architectural plan of what's in store for the AJIJIC plaza? Unfortunately even such a document will probably not back up your speculation based on one low ranking politician's word-eh! In any event, the Municipio of chapala of which the village of Ajijic is a part of, is governed by the council that sits in the city of Chapala,so what happens and how it happens in one plaza in this municipio is quite relevant. Politics 101.

You are not going to get a true picture of Mazatlan at that time of year . It's the tourist season for escapees from the freezing cold because of the fine weather and the rest of the year you get "the hot as hell humid hell hole". We have a snowbird season AND a sunbird season here when people from Florida[other southern states] and both coasts of Mexico come here to escape. I knew some people from Mazatlan that did that annually. You would feel right at home in Mazatlan during the hurricane season as well.