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That describes my experience with him. Definitely recommend and it was a D35 Martin I had him working on. He also suggested changing the weight of strings I was using and that has worked well.

I've heard tell there are a number of wandering old goats around lakeside but never a young one. 🤣

Have incoming family friend would like to take her on a visit.

And of course the people who are constantly attempting to insert U.S. politics into threads here have no prejudices. LOL

I had him do some work on my guitar. Did a good job. Nice guy and nice shop. About 2 blocks west of the SA Plaza on Ramon Corona. Best to use his FB page to set up appointment, he is not always open.

Good read along these lines here. I have to say I agree with almost all of it. https://www.smartertravel.com/real-reason-fliers-hate-airlines/

What makes me nervous about all these places is their staying power. Imagine living in one of them for some years, being really infirm, and waking up one day to find out you have to find another place.

I'm wondering how long it will be before Volaris has an extra charge for using the head while in flight. IMO they've become a poster child for everything that is wrong about flying these days. And they have a lot of competition for that distinction.

To unhijack the thread: https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/coronavirus/will-there-be-a-southward-migration-this-year/

The U.S. sends much more water to Mexico than vice versa. Climate change has nothing to do with it. Droughts are endemic to the American SW and northern Mexico and among other things caused the predecessors to the Aztecs to move south and the cliff dwellers of Mexico to move down to the few water sources that remained running during said droughts. As that area appears to be entering another drought this conflict is going to escalate. Bear in mind because considerably more water is provided to Mexico than vice versa the withholding of the latter is a no win game for Mexico. We no

https://www.vallartadaily.com/mexico-aims-to-vaccinate-116-million-against-coronavirus-by-end-of-2021/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+VallartaDaily+(Headline+News+from+Puerto+Vallarta)

https://news.yahoo.com/mexico-poised-become-biggest-legal-080010096.html Should make some of the local aged hippies happy. But what will be the impact on the young?

As you can see from the data, not so easy to get it from two of those. Restaurants? You bet. We are sticking with take out

Some apparently do, the dance bar across the street has reopened after already having at least one case of covid. I would suggest avoiding anyone who goes to bars for the duration. As you say, just common sense.