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One of the many things I'm thankful for is this forum and all you beautiful people...you know who you are. Have a blessed Thanksgiving and a wonderful weekend!

Hi all, Some of you might've heard this on the radio last Saturday, but I'm finally ready to buy myself a vehicle. I prefer pickups and SUVs to sedans and am thinking maybe 2005 or so. Most importantly, it must be reliable for long trips and somewhat comfortable. Best if the mileage isn't too...

Thank you, Mike! You are appreciated. Have yourself a wonderful time and if you hit a snag (of any sort) don't hesitate to call. Locally: 638.386.9081 If your cell won't dial a Mexican number, any local barkeep, cop or business person will reach me for you.

You must buy Mexican liability insurance. It's very inexpensive to buy just for the number of days you'll be in Mexico. You can call my office in Rocky Point by using our US number 602.773.1031 or you can go to our website and purchase your policy online at www.proalliance.com.mx Have a good trip!

Yep. They'll stop whoever they want to.

Hey DJ, where the hell have you been? Call me next time you're in my neighborhood.

I was specifically told at the border that cooked foods are prohibited. No dog food, no beef either. I suggest you bring everything down in it's original packaging, as Roberto has said. Hope that helps!

As Joe points out, your Allstate policy isn't enough because it doesn't meet the requirement for Mexican liability coverage. My sister has been an Allstate claims adjuster for 25+ years and she and her co-workers always buy policies from me for liability.

Hi Joester! Thank you for the vote of confidence. If you hit a snag on the website or simply prefer for us to handle it for you, call Paty on our US line: 602.773.1031 and she'll take care of it for you.

Thank you, Dwig222. Consider yourself hugged.

Glad you're now on the mend, Chari! See you soon...

You'll have a great time. The restaurant on-site is good and the weather is beautiful right now.

Just got this. http://www.senasica.gob.mx/?Idioma=2&id=623

Consuelo is in our thoughts and prayers. We're also praying for the family and all her loved ones, including you. Please keep us posted.

The press release said that the call for help came at around 7pm and help was dispatched immediately. The rescue operation reportedly took 4 hours.

Hi Dick, I'm sorry for the loss of your friend. At the same time, I'm glad that you're alright and the same goes for the rest of the passengers. Thank you for taking the time to tell us what really happened.

Early reports said heart attack and this article says she drowned. Very sad.

Well thank you for noticing, but no...that isn't it. Hopefully it's that I have something of value to contribute to my surroundings and to the people around me. I actually see your copy and paste jobs as something of a contribution to the forum. Keep 'em coming.

Ha! Perhaps it wouldv'e been easier to what you're famous for: copy and past into Google Translator for a version no one can understand. It's your only claim to fame, Dude.

The word in the press release was shipwrecked. Shipwrecked doesn't necessarily mean sunk. It means destroyed by weather conditions or collision. The press release used the word "naufrago". That's good enough for me. What it says and what you think it says are two very different things, Joe.