Frijoles

With your fruits and veggies, are you just doing what you've always done, or are you doing something different?

"3 hours ago Dylan Stableford U.S. restricts 'non-essential' travel at its borders At a press briefing at the White House on Friday morning, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the United States and Mexico have agreed to restrict all non-essential travel across southern border in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Earlier this week, the United States and Canada announced a similar deal restricting travel at the northern border. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said that, under Section 362 of Public Health Service Act, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is suspending the entry of migrants into the United States." https://news.yahoo.com/coronavirus-covid-19-news-and-live-updates-120246923.html

Thanks

Mine says 13 too.

If you are concerned that you or someone you know has coronavirus symptoms, this is who to call - or so I've seen on Facebook...

I suppose you could use your credit card to withdraw cash if you transferred the cash to your credit card account beforehand...?

Why?

So, there's no security issue with continuing to use it? Thanks.

What's everyone doing now that support for Windows 7 is ending in January? Thanks.

I live in Queretaro and have been denied renewal of my SP policy - first at the General Hospital and then again at the SP office in Centro. They said it's not available to foreigners anymore and that we must become naturalized citizens to qualify.

Thanks very much, Mostlylost.

Thanks. A link to the law would be much appreciated.

So, we live in Queretaro and have been refused a policy renewal from Seguro Popular at both the General Hospital and the main office in Centro. Only with a naturalization letter they said. At the SP office, I asked if we can get IMSS and they said no - same requirement. Anyone know what's involved in getting a naturalization letter? Also wondering if doing so would affect our Canadian pensions. Thanks in advance.

This is the first I've heard of this. Do you use one?

Yes, 'they' say it's often not the food on your plate but the thumb of the server on your plate.