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No.  It just doesn't work that way here.  Keep your eyes open, ears on alert and nose to the ground.  Share your experiences with others so they share theirs with you.

http://www.atencionsanmiguel.org/2014/09/26/firing-of-skyrockets-must-be-respected/

This is a good article about the whys and wherefores of the cohetes.  The end is the federal law.  Although it is a couple years old it does explain how entrenched the tradition is all over Mexico.

I will definitely run by him first and have a POA CdP drawn but I need to figure out the parameters of what I want to accomplish and have some specific scenarios to ask about...thanks.

Thanks.  Now I just need to find out if anyone can do it or just the original driver who brought in the vehicle.

Ned Small stay on track here please.  Jorgensen stays alive by scooping new people into her world of illusionary knowledge.  If you go wandering too far and too personal this info will be skipped over by exactly those new people who need to be wary of her and her trash publication.

She reminds me of my brother-in-law who was always looking for easy quick money.

Here is the Facebook post from Spencer McMullen Facebook page. 

Who is my new client? El Chapo? Al Capone? Much, much worse…. An elderly couple who had a landlord / tenant dispute and were tricked into signing papers where they consented to a civil judgment they did not understand. The “translator” present wasn’t an official one and was the sister of the person suing them all the while the elderly couple was threatened with armed commandos coming to get them, physically removing them from their home and country. The fear and drama was real and they came to me for assistance. The guy speaks no Spanish so signed a bunch of papers after making no response to the civil court as instructed (poorly) by a confederate of the opposing side.

And then the picture of the posts by Jorgensen.

The wine bottles found the perfect new owner.  Thanks!

I have no idea how many there are but they need to leave the garage.  He can always get more from friends and restaurants.  I have permission to send them on their way.  If you make wine or bottle anything these are for you, just come get them.  Send me a PM.  

On ‎4‎/‎23‎/‎2018 at 9:21 PM, Intercasa said:

There is a declaration form to fill out if you have lost your TIP or window sticker. 

Is this form available on the government site or do i need to have your office do it when the time comes?  Have the car, have the sticker, missing the paperwork.

Under certain circumstances pork bellies can be a good thing.

Me too, I would like to know about the form.  Thanks.

Which ones?  There are so many over the years.

June 13 between 5 and 8 pm.  My guess this year.

What if you have lost the paperwork for the vehicle but have the vehicle and it has the original sticker on it.  Could the Mexican Consulate in Phoenix fix that missing paperwork and make it so I could bring in another vehicle on my RT?

There was so much disappointment around that debacle.  The poster should of course contact an abogado to get info but could also search The Guadalajara Reporter archives for some initial information and names of individuals and groups to further their foray into treacherous social law waters. 

Sticking with the guys been round for years = El Grano and my husband likes the fellow on the highway.  

 I learned a lot.  The radiator info was timely since I have to get the radiator back into a 90 jeep wagoneer in order to take it to the mechanic to start the restoration.  So now I have some info to ask him about.  Gracias.

Go to Amazon and click on HELP it is at the right end of the balck bar just under the space  you write your search in.  Click on it.  There will be a nice big "Hi"  scroll down past all that to the box with the list of things you can ask.  The last one is "Need More Help"  click on that and a drop down list will come up.  Click on "Contact Us".  It will flash over a page which is now a listing of all your orders, find the order and click on the "Contact Seller"  and tell them your story about the refund not getting to you.

In the case at Superlake are at least 2 dozen pounds of Land o' Lakes Salted butter, and not salted.  Plus about 4 other brands.  I bought 3 of each to put in the freezer.  There are some dishes that just need that familiar butter tang.

Some rentals have an "owners closet".  Create one by putting a lock on a small closet door or a armoire set in a room.  Some people also use shallow plastic bins under beds.  Some people have used larger bins, the yellow and black ones that are heavy duty are good, and stack them in a corner of a bodega or garage.

Barcelonaman  would you expand on the "pay around 100usd per year for iptv with electronic guide with android box", please.  Keep it simple for me.  And if you have a suggested Android box off Amazon that would be appreciated too.  Thanks.

Farmacia Guadalajara manager told me they took their machine out because it was out of money so often and people would only come in for money and not buy anything.  The employees still had to answer peoples questions about when the machine would be filled and he indicated that was something they didn't want to do very much because people were rude that they didn't know the answer.  They couldn't get the bank to make more frequent stops there.  He hopes there will be a new machine supplier but isn't sure it will be inside the store or out front.  Inside is safer but then the bank doesn't pay the Farmacia employees to deal with the problems.

2:55 for Donato Guerra area

Brenda lives in the city and brings anything you need the next day.  Always ask

I understand about the music being invasive beyond disturbing your sleep.  It makes it impossible to entertain for an evening. Sitting in your living room to read is not possible. Watching television isn't possible.  Enjoying the night sky from your terrace isn't possible. Everything you might want to do in an evening has to be done to someone else soundtrack.

Please make the complaint but also don't hesitate to tell everyone you meet to not go there because of the excessive loudness.