A better place than Mexico is hard to be found
Being a long, long way from home eases your mind
It’s hard to take courage with no one around
But the deeper you dig the more you’ll find without doubt …
Perfectly captured!
(You can have a listen on their website.)
Summertime … i look forward to it every year. I run on solar-power, i have to recharge my batteries during summer. Unfortunately this year there was not really a recharging period for me. About the time weather started to be enjoyable, we heard we had to move to Mexico within 2 months. So off we were, running around in the heath of July to arrange all the inevitable boring stuff. Visits to the embassy, city hall, doctor, dentist, city hall again … and again. Another worry was our house which we just started to renovate. How were we supposed to leave it as it was … a giant construction yard!
Once arrived in Mexico we were up for another paperwork factory … immigration. Oh my, i’m not quite efficient when it comes to bureaucracy, and apparently the Mexicans aren’t either. Believe me, things get quite messy when both parties don’t know what they’re doing.
But hey, we’re getting there … our belongings can finally be imported with the right documents and we are no longer illegals. Rainy season is now over and i can start to breath again …
It is quite strange to have a summer feeling in november. But i don’t mind.
Summertime is here … finally … and i’m lovin’ it!
ties.
I still love this!
© ties.
Now that i’m finally quite happy with the lay-out of my blog, i figured the pictures are too small. They loose too much detail when size is reduced. I could put a thumbnail and link to a larger image, but then the whole blog looses its impact. Pfff … new blog maybe? pixelpost?
♥ Kenny, sun and sea … © ties.
© ties.