Hi Neil,
Thanks so much for sharing this with us. I love your story and we’re neighbours! Thanks for leaving a comment, it’s appreciated. Cheers, Bel.

I stayed in Antigua in 2001 for a week and then back to El Salvador for a month. I loved Antigua a very beautiful place.

Bravo bravo Bel on this piece you wrote, I could not agree more, I’ll join the expats club indeed if you’re forming one, you know for me the food in Mexico never gets old, so much variety of rich which seems like pure un-modified foods here, the taste it so rich and pure here, back in the 80’s I was there in Acapulco for a few years, I moved to Canada for 40 plus years and in 2019 I purchased a condo near Akumal on the ocean and across the street from the PGA Maya Riviera Golf Course, I am a certified golf teacher in Canada and USA and I love Mexico golf, food, culture, and yes the colors, indeed I love Mexico for so many reasons, I do have my citizenship and Mexican passport now also my INE card, I will indeed be living in Mexico to the end. Thanks Bel for that article bravo. Cornelio Klassen

Thank you for sharing your story with us Cynthia, I’m so happy you love Mexican as well. Cheers, Bel.

Hi Dale, living in the Mexican Caribbean you do run the risks of hurricanes but we haven’t had one in the last few years. It’s a part of life and even a few years ago when we got a few hurricanes there wasn’t any major losses so we’re lucky.

What a beautiful history you have with Mexico and I can definitely see why it’s forever in your hearth. Thanks so much for sharing that with us!

That’s wonderful Geoffrey, thanks for sharing with us. Cheers, Bel.

It’s completely different. I’m in the Caribbean whereas in Antigua I was in the mountains so it’s a completely different life. I still love Antigua and it’s a gorgeous Spanish Colonial town very similar to San Miguel de Allende.