About peggyjune

Status:

Preparing to Move Abroad 

Gender:

Female

Currently Lives:

Citizen Of:

United States

HR/Relo
Professional:

Provider of Expat-Related Services & Products

Some Forum Posts:

Mexico: f/n over whelmed ?:

I am going thru a similar process, I would say, take a trip to an area you are interested in, research in advance and then = "follow your heart". Many ways to do this, I am in the process of looking/re-visiting Playa del Carman. I traveled to Nicaragua, Guatemala and Honduras. Everyplace has its + and -. . Have fun with this! It takes courage, and willing to learn new ways of life.

Mexico: Forum gone dark?:

check your trash/junk emails - there is quite some messages, but they came into the "junk" mail, I am trying to sort out why, in my computer, not quite sure. Lots of lively activity, however

Mexico: Tour guide in Cancun:

I am going to Cancun for a short visit next month, am looking for a person who will do a walking tour of the city. I am scouting the Yucatan for re-location, starting from Cancun, with other areas on the list. Thank you in advance.

Mexico: cabo vs. merida:

I know people in both places, I would say Merida would be more economical - however it is not on the sea. There is a very large ex-pat population in Merida, great medical and very friendly to foreigners (many are becoming residents). Very different places, perhaps one should go to both locations and see what you feel. Personally, I am looking towards the Caribbean area.

Mexico: A good private driver in Cancun:

Can anybody give me a good suggestion of a good private driver ? I will be there in March.

Ecuador Welcome Forum: Cold Canadian looking for beach rental:

That coast. of Ecuador - is on the Pacific side, different ocean than the Caribbean - it has it's own beauty. There are some areas that are "calmer" than others.

Mexico: Going to Cancun to ck out nearby areas to retire:

I too am going to check out Cancun for possibly semi-retirement - for my first actually visit - I am going to "Art Deco Suites", actually apartments, fully furnished - not on the beach but one can walk or take a bus .http://www.artdecosuites.com/ This area is outside of the tourist zone, so it sounds interesting. I have only flown in and out of Cancun, never actually spent any time here. Personally, I love the Caribbean Sea and humid air by the ocean. This area has a wide variety of places to stay, people living and visiting, internationally diverse population - worth to checking it out.

Mexico: Want to move:

You are a wealth of information, so very useful. Keeping all this in a file, for future use. Next year. Thank you again.

Mexico: Nayarit area:

I have spent much time in Mexico, traveling, and vacationing. I have had very wonderful experiences. I would suggest, let go of any paranoia. My favorite saying "Trust the Universe but tie up your camel".

Mexico: Tired of living in Mexico?:

Learning Spanish is the 1st priority - to be fluent. That is my plan, not sure where I will live, however, to communicate in the local language is very important.

Date Joined:

7/1/2012

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