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Thank you for sharing, I enjoy your videos, especially to see how you manage with the two larger dogs. I have 4 Cane Corso (Italian Mastiffs) and Pitbull. I'm considering retiring in Mexico and would be looking for a place like the one you are living in now, with the large yard. Please continue doing these videos so we can see beautiful Mexico from your lens and point of view. Also, thank you for feeding the pups. I wonder if a dewormer may help her to gain some weight, too.

Bad move! When you get 🤮 real sick, the hospitals want money upfront to treat you😮ohhh break a bone good 🤞 luck, the metals they use to fix your bones will make you really 🤮 sick or worst😮 The grass is not greener in Mexico 😊 Trump MAGA

You have such an incredible story

But you’re white. Do black expatriates receive similar respectful treatment?

My wife and I moved to Mexico in 2021 and have no intentions of moving back to the us. There are so many reasons to love Mexico. Number one is the people. Mexicans are the warmest happiest people on earth.

Thank your for being an inspiration of what can happen when you follow your heart! ❤

Lake is back up in november

May

Well said words. Couldn’t agree more with you. I also love Morelia and Pátzcuaro etc. But I always forget to ask are you driving with your Oregon plates on your car?

Tuck your dog in with a little blanket and favorite toy!

I look forward to seeing your videos because I see the genuineness which inspires me to get ready for a move.

I'm so happy to know that Patzcuaro is your favorite. My true love and I met there 38 years ago. My plan is to move there in the next few/several months. I'll keep you updated and I hope I can meet you IRL. You inspire.

Did you speak Spanish before moving

You have a very good attitude, all will work out with your new start.

Wow your description of the tension here in the US is so right on, sadly.

Very well done video! I have temp residency but haven’t sold my house yet and made the move to Mx. Plan to do so in 2025 for sure. The animal welfare issue is the hardest one for me, but it is changing so hopefully will keep improving. For high histamine are you also reducing high histamine foods? It will help with symptoms. Take care and Viva México 🇲🇽

Where I live in the USA, a southern city of 500K, there is a proposed project to build a pedestrian/bicycle suspension bridge over a busy expressway, thereby connecting two parts of town. The reaction in social media has been scathingly negative and completely cynical, which sadly I find to be all too typical. Those who fashion themselves as 'patriots' seem to actually like very little about this great country. My experience after several trips to Mexico is that the people, in general, are not cynical and in fact are quite the opposite. The Mexican people seem proud and optimistic, and believe that strong communities make all things possible. As Mora Margaret points out, their public life is enviable. When people ask what it is that attracts me to Mexico, my response is "I just love being there". I don't know how to explain it other than that.

Also if you get a second explain to your dogs that you have a new subscriber who also has two puppy dogs of his own!

Good afternoon🐶🐶 that's a good video, I'm glad you're being treated so well, that's pretty brave of you traveling to a new country with your two dogs

I go down to the Yucatán every year. The food is amazing and the locals I have encountered have all been kind.

God bless you, they don't pay you nurses for what you're really worth, but they will pay an entertainer ( actor, sport athlete) a whole lot more. You made a choice for yourself and what's right for you.

There are good and bad things to happen everywhere, but if you're blessed, and don't have to go to the check points too often or look overly too well off (flaunting wealth), they'll leave you alone.

If you are a cyclist, cross San MIguel off your list right now. The city is choked with cars, trucks and four wheelers

Patzcuaro is a high crime area.😮

Most people in the United States don’t even realize the hum of the tension that is in their environment until they move or spend some time abroad, and they realize that hum of the tension isn’t there. I know what you mean, but I don’t think everybody who lives in the United States knows what you mean unless they have spent some time outside the country.

You did the right thing by feeding those dogs. I live in Costa Rica and there are so many homeless animals in the streets and it’s really hard to watch. I’ve helped a few animal organizations by being a foster family for some dogs and cats for just a short time and even for a long time because no one else wanted them. Obviously some of them have become mine because we couldn’t find homes. We do what we can, even if we just give them food for one day. We can’t save them all. It’s hard.

You should go to Spanish language school!

Thank you for sharing, I hope to move to Mexico one day. I am a daughter of Mexican immigrants. Working at an inner city school I have similar feelings. My parents came to the US for more opportunities but now I long for the peace, humaness and warmth of Mexico.

I understand and I would feed them as well.

She taking a must needed break. But she can come home to America and be happy.

Not to mention how the lakes are polluted..live I the US. I’d love to live in Mexico but it looks bad.

I so agree with you. I find the most difficult thing about living in Mexico is the poor treatment of animals. The best you could do for the female dog before you ever leave, is to get her sterilized. I love your videos. I know you didn't love Ajijic, but we've decided to leave the coast and try that area out. Lots of nice hiking in Patzcauro and it seems also in the Lake Chapala area. Thanks for such great videos of your travels

Hi Mora. I’m a hospice nurse and I’m ready to follow in your shoes. Thank you so much for all that you share. I feel like you are my soul sister because I feel all the same things and it’s unexplainable. You take away my fear. Please feel better soon!❤

Oh Mora, whar a loevly video! I hope you are feeling better. As a now single woman with a sweet GSD, planning a move to Mexico, I am inspired by your journey! Thank you for sharing!

I've traveled a lot of the world and the animal abuse is among the top of the list of hardest things to witness and accept. I keep saying that I think my next chapter involves an off-grid animal sanctuary (mostly dogs), maybe in Mexico (live in CA now). I appreciate your travels and sharing your experiences. Look forward to seeing where you land. And...if you're ever up for a caravan trip (me and my dog), perhaps we could meet for a coffee to see if we'd make good travel buddies. It's a bit rare to find like-minded travelers with dogs in our age range.

What is the prevailing attitude about our new president promising to mass deport undocumented people from the US?

I have been just binging your vids!!! Lolololololol going to Los algodones in a week for dental. I want to travel in Mexico too!!!! I don’t want to live permanently there because I have 3 kids here in Indiana/Ky. And 4 grandchildren. I can’t live without them. However, I can travel awhile. 😅 I also was a nurse for many years. I was so unhappy. The stress. The bureaucracy is maddening!!!! Happy trails and much love!!!!!!❤

I absolutely love your integrity! Thk you. I won’t be going here.

Oh!!! I just read to avoid Michoacán! Supposed to be a dangerous area? Idk. I’m leaving for Los Algodones in about a week. I’m getting implants. I have been there twice. I wasn’t afraid at all.

I really appreciate your assessment. Thank you.

Fellow Oregonian, dog lover, and fruit fanatic here! I’m looking to relocate to Mexico after getting my TEFL certification in Guadalajara next May. I did a scouting trip to the East Cape of BCS in April and I 100% know what you mean by that intangible lack of “tension”. I remember driving around thinking, “Where is all the aggression? Divisive politics? Distrust of strangers and neighbors?” Didn’t realize how oppressively it weighed on me and dictated my life until it was absent. Appreciate your candor, and hope the allergies are better!

Fortunately there are outposts in the US that are easy to live in. Thankfully I happen to live in one of them. If you happened to see the movie "Ground Hog Day", that's actually my small town. We really do sit on the benches or on a blanket on the lawn in the lovely city square on a summer evening and listen to the city band in the bandstand while eating ice cream served by the lady's auxiliary in the Spring House. 😁 That said, I am hiding out here as a lot of the culture and society in the US is getting surly and down right mean. Outside of my rural county I am not terribly comfortable. I often dream of moving to a quieter country but need to stay close to high level medical care. I envy you your little slice of heaven. Mine is smaller but I think both serve their purpose admirably. Thanks for that wonderful video. Enjoy your new life. You are truly blessed. Give the doggies a hug for me.

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Thank you for feeding the animals . I would have done the same thing.

Beautiful and honest video, thank you! I am fully fluent in Spanish and still sometimes feel the longing to be with “my” people. I was surprised you didn’t mention the consumerism of the US, “Buy Buy Buy!”, as that’s what hits me the most when I visit after 2.5 years living in Mexico. Another enormous downside to Mexico for me is the massive littering and contamination of water sources. Really hard to live with that!☹️ I find your videos very enjoyable and real, honest. Very happy for you! Keep up the Spanish learning, it will come…❤️🇲🇽❤️🇲🇽❤️

I can't handle animal abuse at all. Love your channel young lady.

You're so awesome Mora. I'm looking for a wife beautiful. I have my own money just saying. I am a combat veteran / helicopter mechanic / custom Carpenter, now retired. I'm 57 want my number?

I live in Mexico in beautiful Ensenada part time of the year and California and love it

Really enjoyed this one. Thanks. What did you do with your lovely dogs when you went to the US?

Regarding the street dogs... In mexico, the peps do not sterilize animals the same as in the north..... They do not sterilize the humans either....as is done in the north. In mexico, One can notice that there are very few homeless peps & yet a high number of street dogs... Whereas in the state, there is a high number of street people & a low number of street dogs. Every culture has their priorities.