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The board of directors of Have Hammer Will Travels woodworking school wants to thank Opiere solar for their professional and excellent installation of our solar panels. They have the best electricians can handle any problem. When we ere getting quotes several some solar providers found are installation completed and told us to get our own electrician Opiere loves helping the kids at the school. .we have 12 .solar panels. need 17 Opiere solar will give the school a solar panel if you mention Have Hammer Will Travel school and that you saw my post. when you get your installation. That's a great way to make a donation to the school and give us a solar panel , without having to take cash out of your pocket. If want want to help the woodworking school Have Hammer. you can also put your items on consignment at Todo Bueno resale shop in Riberas on the mountain side next S6S auto. stop say hello , watch the students learning life skills our school is connected to Todo Bueno. Three cheers for Opiere solar YeH! Whoopi, yahoo! Thank for helping the kids, you have a big heart

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i Took a tour of San Miguel Allende with charter tours 4 years ago, they had a local artist on board and many of his painting down below. artist said much cheaper to take and pay for tour than ship paintings

Margarita of Lake Chapala chocolates will be providing many door prizes of chocolates. Will be tasting her gourmet chocolates Bring a friend

Margarita will many door prizes of Chocolates Please bring a friend. White chocolate Ajijic, semi-sweet chocolate Mexico, milk chocolate lake Chapala, dark chocolate Ajijic, Belgium chocolate Ajijic, dark chocolate, couverture, cooking chocolate, cocoa powder, cocoa butter, chocolate liquor, chocolate candy, bittersweet chocolate, bitter chocolate, baking chocolate, umber chocolate, hot chocolate Ajijic, margarita chocolate, margarita lake Chapala chocolate, lake Chapala chocolates, drinking chocolate, deep brown chocolate, coffee chocolate Ajijic, cocoa bean, cacao, burnt umber chocolate, sweet food, Ajijic chocolate, best chocolate Ajijic, best chocolate lake Chapala. Bingolago chocolate tasting, Mexican chocolate,

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Wow over so many people love Chocolac Axixic for their special handmade chocolates, They have a great following and well known. I just stopped by his shop in west Ajijic map below, great display and packaging, very professional. He is making 80 pieces of chocolate for the bingo, will be packaged to make 40 door prizes. Chocolac Axixic wants to make sure besides the tasting you get to try the chocolate he sells. They can buy large quantities for a party or dinner Chocolac Axixic designs gourmet chocolate for hotels and B&B;s

Maria Isabel restaurant is adding a new line of coffee to their restaurant. Mexican coffee from Chiapas, SO we just added a additional vendor to the event, Piran Coffee. Coffee and chocolate tasting for Bingolago players. many door prizes for coffee and chocolate thank you all for supporting the kids at Have Hammer wood working school www,hammer.com

Smart move if you are never going back to USA to Live and getting health insurance locally use the 1200 plus dollar you save every year to buy local health insurance lake side any future raises you get from social security if you stay in is going to pay for your medicare insurance increases. last year the SS raise went to pay increased cost of medicare insurance, so if you opt out you that increase in your social security in your pocket to help pay for local health insurance. when look at the cost of going back to the US for health care, the travel time, if you healthy enough to travel, you may need to get stabilized first. had a friend cost $40,000 Us dollars to get stabilized form heart attack locally, then transported to USA. medicare did not pay for that. it's an individual decision, i find the medical here, much better than USA, yes i have large deductible policy lakeside. Just had a yearly blood work up, urine and stool good basic tests . plus doctor physical exam and consultation cost less than 100 dollars, no airfare, no travel, results in 24 hours. the doctor even cared about me and spent over a hour with me. that never happened in USA

there will be many door prizes of chocolates atthe bingo today Nora is the best for way she prepares the Mexican chocolates to get a good taste visit her store and have lunch or just but some chocolates to drink or eat.across street from Tobolandia in la Floresta

Nora said she will bring some sugerless chocolates today. she is so smart and really understand how to prepare Mexican chocolates. to get the best tastMembers 1291,753 post there will be many door prizes of chocolates at the bingo today Nora is the best for way she prepares the Mexican chocolates to get a good taste visit her store and have lunch or just but some chocolates to drink or eat.across street from Tobolandia in la Floresta

usually i can find a spot in the upper middle on a side street, carrying all those vegetables three blocks is too much for me. near the turn off below soriana's i usually find a spot and have to back out of street,

i considered a solar tube, but just have a single level roof, no attic like USA homes in Arizona where many homes have solar tubes. with a single level roof, i am starting to get quotes for a skylight, which would work better.

Chocolate Tasting “When you put chocolate slowly in your mouth, a chemical reaction happens,” explained Nora of Casa Cacau. “Some people just bite and swallow chocolate quickly. If you do that, the 600 volatile compounds present chemical reaction doesn’t have time to happen, and you lose a lot of flavor.” Seeing and smelling the chocolate is essential. Most taste buds are on the front of the tongue, which is where you should start tasting the chocolate. The chocolate should be smooth and buttery, gently dissolving into a creamy liquid filling the mouth with its complexity of flavors. 1) LOOK, 2) TOUCH, 3) SMELL 4) TASTE Chocolate is made from cacao (or cocoa) beans, the seeds of cacao trees. The history of chocolate can be traced to the ancient Mayans, and even earlier to the ancient Olmec’s of southern Mexico. Despite chocolate’s importance in Mayan culture, it was not reserved for the wealthy and powerful but readily available to almost everyone. In many Mayan households, chocolate was enjoyed with every meal. Mayan chocolate was thick, frothy, and often combined with chili peppers, honey or water. The Aztecs took chocolate admiration to another level. They believed cacao was given to them by their gods. Like the Mayans, they enjoyed the caffeinated kick of hot or cold, spiced chocolate beverages in ornate containers, but they also used cacao beans as currency to buy food and other goods. In Aztec culture, cacao beans were considered more valuable than gold. Come taste Nora’s chocolates the bingolago Tuesday June 25, 2019 1PM at Maria Isabel restaurant. Also visit Nora’s shop, Casa Cacau restaurant in La Floresta; on the Carretera at the end of La Floresta about a block west of Domino’s pizza, you will be surprised of all the wonderful food and chocolates available. keywords White chocolate Ajijic, semi-sweet chocolate Mexico, milk chocolate lake Chapala, dark chocolate Ajijic, Belgium chocolate Ajijic, dark chocolate, couverture, cooking chocolate, cocoa powder, cocoa butter, chocolate liquor, chocolate candy, bittersweet chocolate, bitter chocolate, baking chocolate, umber chocolate, hot chocolate Ajijic, casa cacau, casa cacau chocolate, Nora casa cacau, drinking chocolate, deep brown chocolate, coffee chocolate Ajijic, cocoa bean, cacao, burnt umber chocolate, sweet food, Ajijic chocolate, best chocolate Ajijic, best chocolate lake Chapala. Bingolago chocolate tasting, Mexican chocolate,

“When you put chocolate slowly in your mouth, a chemical reaction happens,” explained Nora of Casa Cacau. “Some people just bite and swallow chocolate quickly. If you do that, the 600 volatile compounds present chemical reaction doesn’t have time to happen, and you lose a lot of flavor.” Seeing and smelling the chocolate is essential. Most taste buds are on the front of the tongue, which is where you should start tasting the chocolate. The chocolate should be smooth and buttery, gently dissolving into a creamy liquid filling the mouth with its complexity of flavors. 1) LOOK, 2) TOUCH, 3) SMELL 4) TASTE Chocolate is made from cacao (or cocoa) beans, the seeds of cacao trees. The history of chocolate can be traced to the ancient Mayans, and even earlier to the ancient Olmec’s of southern Mexico. Despite chocolate’s importance in Mayan culture, it was not reserved for the wealthy and powerful but readily available to almost everyone. In many Mayan households, chocolate was enjoyed with every meal. Mayan chocolate was thick, frothy, and often combined with chili peppers, honey or water. The Aztecs took chocolate admiration to another level. They believed cacao was given to them by their gods. Like the Mayans, they enjoyed the caffeinated kick of hot or cold, spiced chocolate beverages in ornate containers, but they also used cacao beans as currency to buy food and other goods. In Aztec culture, cacao beans were considered more valuable than gold. Come taste Nora’s chocolates the bingolago Tuesday June 25, 2019 1PM at Maria Isabel restaurant. Also visit Nora’s shop, Casa Cacau restaurant in La Floresta; on the Carretera at the end of La Floresta about a block west of Domino’s pizza, you will be surprised of all the wonderful food and chocolates available. keywords White chocolate Ajijic, semi-sweet chocolate Mexico, milk chocolate lake Chapala, dark chocolate Ajijic, Belgium chocolate Ajijic, dark chocolate, couverture, cooking chocolate, cocoa powder, cocoa butter, chocolate liquor, chocolate candy, bittersweet chocolate, bitter chocolate, baking chocolate, umber chocolate, hot chocolate Ajijic, casa cacau, casa cacau chocolate, Nora casa cacau, drinking chocolate, deep brown chocolate, coffee chocolate Ajijic, cocoa bean, cacao, burnt umber chocolate, sweet food, Ajijic chocolate, best chocolate Ajijic, best chocolate lake Chapala. Bingolago chocolate tasting, Mexican chocolate,

VOLUNTEERS WANTED Have Hammer...Will Travel is a nonprofit organization that teaches valuable life skills to Mexican youth/adults through woodworking and carpentry. We are seeking volunteers to help with any of the tasks required to keep HHWT's resources moving forward, such as: · creation of small or large products that are custom-ordered · photography (including use of Dropbox) · communications and public relations (eg., newsletter, notice blasts, newspaper articles) · 3D design (eg., furniture measurements and plans, drafting designs) · website management · fundraising · grant writing (eg., to related unions, Rotary Clubs, related companies, etc.) · monitoring and evaluation (eg., student skills and performance, products, attendance) · office and student records (eg., liability info, product photos and records, hours attended, tuition paid, etc.) · electrical work (basic electrical work with lights and machines/tools) · woodworking machine/tool repair · cleaning and facilities maintenance. We are looking for experienced woodworkers who can help create small or large products that are custom-ordered. We also seek woodworking instructors for children, youth, and young adults, including basic carpentry, wood carving, chip carving, and lathe-turning instructors. We welcome someone who can arrange an occasional Saturday workshop with expert woodworkers. These opportunities don't require immediate Spanish skills but provide a meaningful venue for acquiring some Spanish. Plus, the small, dedicated board of directors is enjoyable to work with. For more info, please email eloyg@unm.edu, and/or come by the workshop in Riberas del Pilar (231-A Hidalgo, near 7-11; 766-4830) to chat with the instructor(s) or to visit the classes (class schedule is Monday through Friday 3:00-5:30 and M-W-F 10:00-12:30).see lalo or eloy We look forward to answering your questions. Please visit our website at http://www.havehammer.org to see what we're doing. Gracias!

White chocolate Ajijic, semi-sweet chocolate Mexico, milk chocolate lake Chapala, dark chocolate Ajijic, Belgium chocolate Ajijic, dark chocolate, couverture, cooking chocolate, cocoa powder, cocoa butter, chocolate liquor, chocolate candy, bittersweet chocolate, bitter chocolate, baking chocolate, umber chocolate, hot chocolate Ajijic, margarita chocolate, margarita lake Chapala chocolate, lake Chapala chocolates, drinking chocolate, deep brown chocolate, coffee chocolate Ajijic, cocoa bean, cacao, burnt umber chocolate, sweet food, Ajijic chocolate, best chocolate Ajijic, best chocolate lake Chapala. Bingolago chocolate tasting, Mexican chocolate,

thank you all for the chocolate vendor suggestions Margarita of lake Chapala chocolates will do a tasting July 9, 2019 at 1pm Maria Isabel restaurant for Bingolago players Margarita sells her chocolates at the Monday market and the Tuesday market at La Huerta Thank you all for your wonder selections and being so helpful for the chocolate tasting to help the kids

Did you quote Sunenergy on the libriamento across from chula vista norte i found very knowledgeable and very intelligent. drop by the office they have a great display and good prices

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as requested Ruthie will have some sugarless chocolate and some dark chocolate at the tasting

I second Dr jessica, i sthe best, she can refer you and work with your specialist she helped and referred a great urologist an showed up at the operations i had to be there as someone i could trust everything went well

thank you gogirl chocolac axixic will be doing a chocolate tasting July 2nd 2019