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Heck -- Wrong place at wrong time is a nightly gamble in Phoenix and elsewhere . . . . .

It's windy and 87 out eastward. Beautiful. Last night sitting outside in the breeze under a full moon was not too awful either.

I had wondered -- after having exposed the vegan thing against my better judgment -- why it took so long for the wise cracks to appear . . . :cool:

Okay, but word of mouth along with years of acquaintance, advice and unsolicited help heavily enter into the equation.

Uh oh . . . why?

Here is a reliable, trustworthy insurer (been with her for many years): Yolanda Silva-Guzman, Agente de Seguros: 638-383-6280. Office near Al Capone's south of Freemont.

Well I guess it won't hurt to give it a try next time (with "Plan B" documentation in back pocket).

I've eaten at Capones and many pizza places. "Hold the cheese." And my comment in an earlier thread mentioned Casa del Capitan, which happens to serve non-lard beans / rice / tortillas. I suppose there might be other such places in town. I believe Friendly Dolphin offers that as well...

Now THAT'S a first! I can't imagine why my having a Mexican residence / permenante or whatever would convince them that my dogs are any healthier or up to date on inoculation than other dogs.

Yes. We bought out partners a couple years ago. So, for instance ABC LLC in Arizona had 4 names (partners) attached to it. We filed the standard LLC name-change documentation in Arizona to remove 2 names, obtained apostiled copy, sent it to the bank-trust bank in Mexico (admittedly, with the...

You can certainly start with fresh-made corn tortillas that the Tortilla factory sells. Tortilleria building is on west side of Dominguez just north of Casa Hogar and whatever the adjacent side street is. Big warehouse-type building with a little shop next door. Often the shop has a fresh...

I changed names on an AZ LLC-owned bank trust in Mexico by filing the necessary changes through the AZ Corporation Commission, and then with the Mexican bank (by forwarding apostiled documentation from Arizona), who responded with an acknowledgement document.

Appreciate the tip. It is a task to pick out vegetarian-friendly places, and Mickey's has been on my need-to-check-out list anyway.

I'm a part-time resident. But off hand, one of the lessons learned: If they tell you it'll take a year to build, double it.

Yep – There are food restrictions at the border. Go to RockyPoint360.com and look under “Travel” to learn more. As far as being vegan and living in Penasco, let’s just say a good survival project might be to start gathering your own recipes! I’ve been vegetarian 30 years (vegan the last 10...

I'm vegan as well, and have spent many days over many years in Penasco. Casa Del Capitan is one of the restaurants that will serve refried beans, rice, tortillas that don't contain lard or other animal products. (My favorite order there is pico de gallo, beans, rice, corn tortillas . . . maybe...

Yeah -- couldn't believe it when, about a week ago -- we looked down on the Malecon from El Capitan . . . . not a parking spot in sight. Vina del Mar was busy as well.

I'm not going to say a thing about how some of the best times in Penasco have been in August . . . about how I read indoors during they day, and put toes in the water and enjoy the breeze and liquid refreshment late in the day. Few people have discovered what an empty beach at sunset or a...

By "certificate of health" I was referring to the "Official Small Animal Health Certificate" as the one I used at the border. Did not present Form 7001 to my vet. I simply -- based on what I've heard from others -- have been renewing the Small Animal Health Certificate every 6 months. Since...