Hello From A Canadian Now Living In Mexico!

Hello everyone.

I am a long time lurker who has finally had some free time to make an introduction. I am a Canadian now living in Mexico.Yes I made the move all for love.My interests on this sight lie mainly in the fields of ,aliens and UFO¨S, conspiracies,and Cryptozoology. I hope to contribute to the many interesting threads ,and posts on this site in the future.Thanks and have a great day.

Hello !

Living in mexico you say ? I always thought if you wanted to go hunting , that was the place to be . Seems like alot of the action , and reports of abductions go down there!

Hope you got some crazy pics/video and stories to share

Hello and welcome!

So where in Canada did you live? Did you move for better weather? are you gonna go and visit some temples, maybe that huge underground cavern with all those crystals in it? Take pics!

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First there was Tex-Mex, now Can-Mex? Mexadian? Canadiexican? Canican? Mehicodian?

Anyway, welcome to ATS, hope you enjoy it here and I look forward to seeing some ethnically confused posts from you soon. (I wish I knew Canadian food, prolly lots of fish?)

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Des

Welcome, hope you enjoy being here. Careful it's addicting

I am from Toronto,I met my wife here in Mexico City .Now I like to call myself a Mexicanadian.So far I have visited the pyramids in Teotihuacan.You really feel like a different person when you are up on top of the Pyramid Of The Sun and Moon.The energy there is incredible. Since I have been here there have been many UFO sightings, but I haven´t seen any yet. I hope to very soon.

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Johnny

They forgot Mexicanuck!

I am glad you popped in....how hard was it to get down there with a visa?
Does one need to find a spouse first?
I am retired last year and thinking of moving down......
I live on Vancouver island.....
Any particular no nos or dont ever say thats in spanish?
Whats it like to rent a pad?etc?
hows the food?
I mean any northern food available at reasonable costs?
Do they eat spaghetti?
oh cripes lots to ask.....
welcome !
regards stirling

Well when you travel there you get a FMN visa.You can stay there for up to 6 months.I got married here just recently so my visa changes.Now I m in the process of getting a visa so I can work here.Renting here is quite cheap.You can get a nice apartment here for about 5000 peses which comes out to about $400 Canadian a month.The exchange rate is very good if you have Canadian funds.My wifes parents have a cottage in a town called Tepoztlan.It is the most beautiful place I have been to in the world.It has this mystical atmosfear,that you feel as soon as you stop there.It is about one and a half hours drive from Mexico city.Food here is mainly mexican ,but there is the usual Mcdonalds ,Burger king,Subway,and many places to get pizza.

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How are you adjusting to the heat in Mexico? That's a temperature contrast between Canada and Mexico.

ireign

I am in Mexico City and we are at an altitude of about 5000ft ,so the weather has been amazing here.It doesn´t get nearly as hot here as in Cancun or Alcapolco.As for Toronto ,it get´s very hot and humid during the summer month´s to the point of being very uncomfortable.