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Handy Artistic reupholstered my sofa and two chairs, but neither of them a recliner. Happy with results.

Too bad they didn't leave a note too.

Oh, Camille, you are so wrong! But we've had thus discussion before.

The right turn is actually right behind the Hotel One that is at that exit.

The closest fabric store other than the one in Chapala is the fabric warebouse Textiles Capilla. This is on the highway to Guadalajara right after the La Barca highway. Watch for the Pepsi plant on the right and the warehouse is immediately following on the road that exits to the right. Real hit and miss as to what they have. In my opinion, the best fabric store in Guadalajara is Centro Mercantil Villanueva on Pedro Buzeta street in Santa Teresita. Large selection of all kinds of nice quality fabrics at reasonable prices. Also has notions section and some yarn. Even carries Burda patterns.

I'm permanente and again I was told by the immigration officials in the baggage claim/CBX area that there was nowhere to turn in FMM form for exiting Mexico at the Tijuana airport and I would have to go to a land crossing. Already having my CBX ticket and a paid shuttle to the airport, I chose not to do that. I reentered the country through Mexico City. So I didn't check out but did check back in. I asked Spencer McMullen about this and he said to hold on to my documents for that trip in case there is ever a question.

That's what they told me when I tried to hand in the FMM before crossing the CBX -- go to a land crossing. I was told there was no place at the Tijuana airport to hand in the FMM. That waa a little over a year ago so things might have changed.

I can't imagine any native Oregonian (and I am one) honking their horn.

Does anybody know if La Toscana has opened at their new location on Ocampo in Ajijic?

I am looking for information on licensing a vehicle in South Dakota. I believe somebody posted here or in another group recently about waiting for their South Dakota plates. If you know the process, where to find information or whom to contact in SD, please let me know. I believe it is Clay County, if I remember correctly.

In Spanish?

I would take the flea collar off. I don't like have something poisonous on my dogs fulltime. One of my dogs reacted very badly to one brand of flea & tick drops once. Hd was obviously itching a lot. I gave him Benadryl and bathed him where I had put the drops. And wouldn't you know this all happened when my electricity had gone out. So i had to stand him in the kitchen sink and bathe him with bottled water.

I think I need the equivalent of Roto-rooter to do some work for me. Who locally does that? And what do you call the thing used to snake out a clogged pipe?

What time does he start selling them?

In Colombia speed bumps are called "policia acostada" and this would be the English equivalent.