Viva Mexico!
Our business is in Mexico and we lived there for a few years to get everything established and our son set up to manage
the operation. We have lived here in the U.S. now for
nearly two years... but, oh how I miss those
wonderful times we had with our son and his family
and our friends. We traveled as much as we could
and built a ranch home for the family and our
business partners to enjoy.
We were just minutes away from favorite places:
* 5 minutes to our son and his family's home
* 7 minutes from the beach - beautiful view and great food
* 15 minutes from our friends' beach homes
* 30 minutes from Manzanillo
* 60 minutes from Pinar de Cheyenne - palm trees, close-up view of the volcano, cool air
*180 minutes from Guadalajara - shopping, movies,
historic palaces and more!
I really miss the
*12 minute drive to Rancho Don Pedro - our ranch
where we would barbecue with our son and his
family, have dinner parties and just quiet play time
with our grandchildren.
Our grandchildren in Mexico
(Last day of school last July)
Join us at Little Red House
http://www.dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com/
for Mosaic Monday!!
Mary's Mosaic is fabulous!!
Oh Karen,
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous pics! What a great mosaic! And I can see why you love it, you got me loving it too!
Enjoy your week and I hope you post more Mexico pics!
Cindy
Love those pics of the Grandbabes...total cuties.
ReplyDeleteKaren...Your grandchildren are so precious.I just love that little picture of them. Thanks for stopping by my Buttons for Baga and sharing your thoughts with me. I really appreciate your kind words. This mosaic with your pictures of Mexico is lovely. I had not heard about Anerican Agriwomen, but I certainly am familiar with M.E.’s “Snap Out of It” saying and pictures. Hope you have a good week.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Genie @ Buttons for Baga
Lovely images and I'm sure you miss all of them.
ReplyDeleteYour mosaic is beautiful...it looks so wonderful there. Your grandkids are precious!
ReplyDeleteKaren I know that feeling well, my daughter and her family are a 5 hour plane ride away, everday I see their pictures and get a tug on the heart...yours are so darn cute too!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute! It sounds like such a great place and it sounds like it's time for you to go again! :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful grandchildren and so hard to be away from them. Enjoy your week:)
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little ones and I know you miss them! Just curious what brought you to where you are? Sounds like you loved it in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day and plan a trip down there to visit:)
HUGS!
Karen, what cutie pies! Aren't grandchildren the best ever? Oh Karen, what a wonderful place to have family gatherings, they will have memories of this speicial place forever! I know you must miss them terribly!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Nancy
Sounds lovely... looks heavenly!
ReplyDeleteYou must miss it terribly.... especially seeing your grandchildren.
How often do you get to travel to Mexico each year?
It looks like a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful mosaic! And I can see why you miss it..it looks incredible..I'll bet the food was fantastic as well. I love the colors of Mexico - the vibrancy and freshness ..
ReplyDeleteOh, that cool air you mention sounds fabulous. As do all the places you were close to there. You had a very special life down there. Do you get to visit very often?
ReplyDeleteMy Dad was in love with Mexico the way you are. He spent every chance he got down there. I was "this close" to being born a Mexican citizen instead of an American one.