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What about calling the airport - AEROPUERTO DE GUADALAJARA, S.A. DE C.V. Carretera Guadalajara Chapala km 17.5 Tlajomulco de Zuñiga, Jalisco C.P.45659 Tel: +52 (33) 3688-5248, 32846484 Found this online - Taxis Aeropuerto GDL: Web: http://www.taxisaeropuertogdl.com/ Email: info@taxisaeropuertogdl.com Tel: (33) 3688-5890 or (33) 3688-5431 (if you’re dialing from a cell phone from your home country, remember to dial +52 before the 33).

you looking for a driver to the airport - these guys picked me up at the airport at midnight - prompt and efficient - Leonardo 3314095546

Since you still have to clear security, Fred is right, think of it as MX cross country run. Although my flight was international, I still went early and was glad I did between the airline checkin then security I really needed a coffee by the time that was done. Just did a quick check - there are at least 6 outgoing flights between 10-11pm Saturday - only 1 is international; so get yer butt to the airport earlier than later.

wonder if it is lizard poop - you know those gecko type ones we have here; refuse from their independence day fiesta 😀

Someone started a thread two days ago entitled Living in Chapala Haciendas so maybe peruse that thread's answers.

I can't dispute your second sentence (walk, don't drive); Dog hoarders/collectors/rescuers - yes there are at least two houses that have an excess of dogs (15+) but the dogs generally don't bark all the time. Sometimes the dog telegraph operates but that is usually a indicator of cows, horses or someone walking around at night. Arroyo being a mosquito haven - up until the last 2-3 weeks the arroyo has been dry, very little standing water and although it may not appear to move, it does. XENA - "The fracc’s codes say no more than five dogs per house" ; when the fracc by-laws were amended two years ago I tried to get a limit put on the # of dogs but this was denied so not sure where you are getting your info from.

If you do a search using this phrase & the marks "chapala haciendas" there is a post from March 31 this year that discusses the area. Need opinions on Chapala Haciendas By sputnik, March 31 in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara

Back to https://sites.google.com/site/expatriotrphconsultants/canbrandalphabetical search for Metformin and you will find the mx equivalent as well as general name

I have bought bells at a place at Colon #4 in Ajijic - Cermaicas Cuquis; https://www.google.com/maps/@20.2987758,-103.262615,3a,75y,98.91h,86.46t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sLLh-mIspzIfah4zJYTSt0g!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

Maybe you should see if you can get sample packs of various kinds and see what your cats will eat. No matter what a human recommends your cat(s) will make the determination. Pet Place on the Libramiento sometimes has a basket of small packs but check with your favorite vet and see what they have.

My husband and I are married but have different last names so we got our marriage cert done;

Perhaps you need to put bleach (not lots) or baking soda down the kitchen drain. It is possible that there is something caught in the P-trap (if there is one) and it needs to be cleaned. However if you are using septic water to feed your sprinkler then you are likely to get a smell.

BNN bloomburg; here is the list from July 2019 about channel 508; just pull it up and do 'ctrl f' type in 508 and it will bring it up https://www.shawdirect.ca/english/support/article/11268/#july-2019

You mean a key fob? Try Aragon in Chapala, the fob would need to be coded to the car system so as not to set off alarms or do other weird stuff.

They were also make an attempt at cleaning the drainage ditch along the north side; with all the rain in the last few days that's been a bit of a fiasco; might have removed the weeds but now the 'ditch' is full of dirt/gravel.