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To my Mexico homepage. I intend to offer you lots of free content as well as sources that you can use to aid you in your expatriation adventure to our neighbors South of the Border. I will concentrate on Learning Spanish since this is the Portal to the culture. You have to learn the language if you are to have any hope for getting along well in The Land of Fiestas.

I also will provide the reader with ample resources that I hope will make their transition to The Highlands a little easier.

This site will deal primarily with specific expat issues and resources for Central Mexico.

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PREVIOUS WORKS REVIEWED:

A previous book review:

But the Bowers' book has that ring of authenticity and is squarely aimed at the (for lack of a better clich�) "average Joe" who is looking for a life that is different and/or better and needs down-to-earth practical advice on how an American can make this transition."

Bruce Drake
Former Vice President for News and Information with National Public Radio (NPR)

Two article reviews:

I just read your article on living in Mexico titled Expat or Fakepat. I applaud you. This is the kind of advise I have been writing to authors who I think have given a less than accurate account of living in Mexico. I have spent my entire career launching fortune 100 companies through out Latin America this is the first time I have read something which was unvarnished and straightforward about living in Latin America.

Juan-Manuel
LOS SUENOS INSTITUTE
"El sueno es el primer paso del futuro"

I am a Canadian expat living in Culiac�n, Sinaloa. My wife and son are natural Mexicans. I read your article about Fakepats in the Escape from America Magazine. I totally agree your comments on the ignorant nature of many of the foreigners (us Canadians included) who come here expecting to find a Fantasy Island welcoming party. I don't want to infer that adapting to life here is easy or should be; a really humble effort has to be made to assimilate into Mexico's enduring culture.

Aaron Hansen
Culiac�n, Sinaloa
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE HOME STUDY COURSES

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Enjoy Guanajuato! Print: $10.06 Download: $6.25 A small guide to help the traveler to Mexico know what to enjoy when arriving in this obscure but significant Colonial Mexican Town.

Notes From South of the Border Print: $13.95 Download: $6.95 ABOUT THE BOOK AND ITS NEED: To sum it up as concisely as possible, more than 99% of the American Gringos who move to Mexican do so based on Mexico as a Concept and not Mexico as a Reality. My book attacks and dispels the false and infatuated concept potential American Expats have about Mexico and will instills a reality based picture of what life as an American Gringo in Mexico is actually like. My book presents the reality of what life is like in Mexico for the American thinking about moving to here for whatever reason. No REALITY BASED how-to guide exists for moving to towns in Central Mexico�an experience vastly different from moving to and living in the traditional gringo enclaves of Puerto Vallarta, San Miguel de Allende, and others. My book provides a guide NOT to Mexico as a Concept but to Mexico as a Reality.

Expat Communiqu�s Print: $9.27 Download: $6.25 Survival tips that just might make your transitions to living in a Non-Gringolandia town in Mexico a little easier.

WORK IN MEXICO?WORK IN MEXICO? (book) Print: $10.04 Download: $6.25 This book is meant NOT to be a definitive guide but a collection of essays and stories on working in Mexico and other venues as an ESL teacher. I hope that you will get a feel for what life as an ESL teacher is like here, from reading this book.

Living in Guanajuato EssaysLiving in Guanajuato Essays (book) Print: $7.16 Download: $1.25 Just my opinions, my point of view, and my editorializing on information you need to know if planning to move to Guanajuato.

CAN I LIVE AND WORK IN M�XICO?CAN I LIVE AND WORK IN M�XICO? (book) Print: $14.35 Download: $7.50