Ellie

I arrived at 7:15, home (a block away at 3:45) The earliest arrival, a woman at 4 with chair and blanket. Others arriving at 5:30. By my arrival at least several hundred in line. Wear a hat, bring water, although folks are circulating with free water on a regular basis. Also several smaller restaurants circulating with ready made food or taking orders. Some walking up to OXXO with another holding place in line to return food, beverages, etc. Obviously some had made arrangements for those in wheel chairs or otherwise needing help walking and some were in far worse shape that an 80 year old. I would suggest a msg to Hector for your neighbor. Could a few things have been done differently, i suppose so, but it more or less worked. And as someone as mentioned elsewhere, there certainly was toilet paper so maybe someone ran out for more. More info:' Vaccine arrived at 10:24 via military who were there the entire time period along with policia, ambulance and others.

Members 30 265 posts Posted December 16, 2020 Introduction to Spanish Introductory Spanish classes are open to all current LCS members. Membership must be active to enroll and must remain active for the duration of each class. Classes are designed for individuals without any Spanish language background. The instructor will introduce learners to Spanish pronunciation, some vocabulary and social protocols. Class sizes are kept to a maximum of 12 students with a minimum of four students. When: April 13, 20, 27 - 2021 Time: 12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. in the Gazebo Cost: $350 MXN (includes IVA) per month Registration: Register and pay on-line or in the LCS Service Office Materials: The instructor will provide handouts

We updated the dates of Spanish in Action. Here they are. Spanish in Action: 1A - Monday and Thursday - 9:15 to 11:15 am - Jan 11 to March 29. Gazebo 1B - Monday and Thursday - 11:45 to 1:45 pm - Jan 11 to March 29. Gazebo 2A - Tuesday and Friday - 9:15 to 11:15 am - Jan 12 to Mar 26. Gazebo Spanish in Action: 1A - Monday and Thursday - 9:15 to 11:15 am - April 05 to May 20. Gazebo 1B - Monday and Thursday - 11:45 to 1:45 pm - April 05 to May 20. Gazebo 2A - Tuesday and Friday - 9:15 to 11:15 am - April 06 to May 21. Wilkes 2B - Tuesday and Friday - 11:45 to 1:45 pm - April 06 to Mayo 21. Wilkes Spanish in Action: 1A - Monday and Thursday - 9:00 to 11:00 am - May 31 to Jul 19. Gazebo 1B - Monday and Thursday - 11:15 to 1:15 pm - May 31 to Jul 19. Gazebo 2A - Tuesday and Friday - 9:00 to 11:00 am - Jun 01 to Jul 16. Wilkes 2B - Tuesday and Friday - 11:15 to 1:15 pm - Jun 01 to Jul 16. Wilkes 3A - Wednesday - 9:00 to 11:30 am and Friday - 1:30 to 3:00 pm - Jun 02 to Jul 16. Gazebo Spanish in Action: 1A - Monday and Thursday - 9:00 to 11:00 am - Jul 26 to Sept 09. Gazebo 1B - Monday and Thursday - 11:15 to 1:15 pm - Jul 26 to Sept 09. Gazebo 2A - Tuesday and Friday - 9:00 to 11:00 am - Jul 27 to Sept 10. Wilkes 2B - Tuesday and Friday - 11:15 to 1:15 pm - Jul 27 to Sept 10. Wilkes 3A - Wednesday - 9:00 to 11:30 am and Friday - 1:30 to 3:00 pm - Jul 28 to Sept 10. Gazebo 3B - Monday 1:30 to 3:00 pm and Wednesday 12:00 to 2:30 pm - Jul 26 toSept 08. Gazebo

That was the info I was given.. waiting for clarification.

Yes, it was and Puritan kind of shared the space. Can't remember the exact configuration but May Collins and daughter Camille moved to the Maskaras location and then to the location now. Long time lakeside family and son Rod started Lagunanet - which the the first internet service (dial up) in addition to TelMex.

Actually Mom's used to be, for old timers, by Puritan Poultry.

I've just sent you a PM... for a locally available CDN plated enclosed trailer.

Yes you can pay TelMex at TelCel. The TM office is open from 9-3. I was there this morning to file a report as the truck that hit the pole on Independencia Wednesday also took out phone lines. 1-5 business days to repair. No phone or internet since Wednesday There is a sign on the entry door listing where you can pay your bill.

CFE here now. Power back within two hours. But returning tomorrow for pole replaccement.

Out again but not entire house. Sounded like a transformer?

Whoops... off at 10 a.m

Being turned off tomorrow to replace the pole _ don't know for how long

I'm out of the house right now but my employee just called and sent a photo. Looks like a truck hit the pole at the NE corner of Independencia and Pedro Moreno. Evidently the whole block is down...pole is at 45 degree angle over street. CALL CFE everyone! Chilly times for no heaters.

Re development in Ajijic proper.... how about the 14 condos being built on the north side of Independencia between Juarez and Pedro Moreno. And on the north end of that property on Ocampo - 5 houses. Then on Ocampo just east of Aquiles Serdan - another 10 condos. Major development from my point of view and too close for comfort. My employee said BUT senora,,,, there's no water, etc etc etc....Infrastructure for 29 residences within a two block area.

LCS will confirm information if/and when the quad vaccine is available.

LCS will have another Health Day in December with quad flu shots. See new listing under Lake Chapala Society forum.

Pancho's - both fresh and frozen.

No sign up. Come stand in line Tuesday morning. Entrance thru front corner gate or lakeside gate - masks required, temp and hand sanitizer. No information when or whether or not additional flu shots (quad) will be available

On the Neill James patio at LCS.... During covid only the main corner entrance and the lakeside entrance are open at 8:30. Docents will check temp, masks, and sanitizer. It will be necessary to form a spaced line in the area and numbers will given out for order of service. Usually moves fairly well but this is 2020. Who knows?

Am checking on that nowl

Regular

It is the quad.

Yes, that is still the case.

Last year the flu shot at LCS was 550 pesos.... No price yet for this year but about the same????

Mammogram machine was down on Monday so they did an ultrasound... not a big deal as it's a more sensitive test. Results available immediately.