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From one Country to Another: Links and Mexpats

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From one Country to Another. Here are some Mexpats and other Blogs I enjoy. A Little Cup of Mexican Hot Chocolate. A Mexico Lindo me. A Year in the Life of Krystal. As Our World Changed. Cairo and America Miss Jose. Canadian Chica in Cancun. Can I Convert to Mexicanism. Diary of an Immigrants Wife. Erica's Living in Mexico. Effective Swearing in D.F. From Here To There in Mexico. From the Snow to Mexico. Going Back to Nayarit/ Mazaltan to Reunite with Hubby. Good 2 go 2 Mexico. La Cocina De Leslie. All p...

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Southern Living: Natural Birth in Mexico

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Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Natural Birth in Mexico. According to my lamaze teachers/doulas, caesarean sections account for nearly 85-90% of all hospital births here in Mexico City. Now, of the 85-90%, I don't know what the breakdown is for elective vs. necessary c-sections, but it's pretty apparent that women in the DF are having c-sections more than they should. To the point that there are coined words in the natural birthing community: cesariaólogo -. Doctor who prefers c-sections -. I feel like such a reb...

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Southern Living: If in doubt, try Vermox Plus

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Wednesday, May 25, 2011. If in doubt, try Vermox Plus. Even after nearly three years here, our intestines are still very welcome hosts to a number of guests. Sometimes these parasites make a fast exit, but sometimes they stick around and prey on everything you eat. For up to years if you don't seek treatment. Wednesday, May 25, 2011. May 25, 2011 at 10:48 PM. We do the Vermox Plus cleanse every six months too! Its kind of funny the things you have to worry about living in Mexico. May 26, 2011 at 8:09 AM.

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Southern Living: Natural Birth Resources in Mexico City

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Wednesday, July 20, 2011. Natural Birth Resources in Mexico City. Besides an ounce or two of formula the nursery gave my son without asking (sneaky, they were, by feeding it to him in a cup), we were very satisfied with our birthing experience here in Mexico City. While I ended up not giving birth in the water, Kishan was born naturally, but not without a supportive team of doctors, doulas, and my husband. The general term for this here in Mexico is psicoprofiláxsis. La Liga de La Leche de Mexico. They n...

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Southern Living: Pregnancy myths debunked during babymoon

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Tuesday, May 3, 2011. Pregnancy myths debunked during babymoon. While we were away in Europe, I consulted several locals on the advice I'd been given about what not to do during pregnancy. Specifically, do the Dutch ride bikes while pregnant? Do pregnant women in France eat soft cheeses and drink red wine? Do Belgian pregnant women abstain from all the delicious beer? 1 Do the Dutch ride bikes while pregnant? Who was I to ask in a city with the most wretched sidewalks in all the world? No In fact, our B&...

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Southern Living: Welcome to the world, Kishan!

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Wednesday, July 20, 2011. Welcome to the world, Kishan! Born two weeks early, Kishan arrived on July 9, 2011 at 1:16 pm. Everyone's healthy and happy, except when there's gas :(. Wednesday, July 20, 2011. July 20, 2011 at 6:59 PM. What a beautiful little baby. Congratulations! July 23, 2011 at 1:01 AM. Congratulations to Mommy and Daddy. July 31, 2011 at 11:42 AM. August 18, 2011 at 2:20 AM. He is absolutely perfect! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Mexico City, Mexico. View my complete profile.

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Southern Living: Moving on

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Thursday, June 9, 2011. Baby's due date is only five weeks away, but there's a full moon coming next week that has me a little anxious that he/she will come earlier than expected. And friends here have also said it's not uncommon to go into labor early - something about the high altitude. Probably an urban legend, but between the full moon and. The high altitude, I'm gonna pack a hospital bag this weekend. Spain Nick accepted a position within the same company but in the Madrid office. Very excited to he...

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Southern Living: Ode to Street Food

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Tuesday, June 14, 2011. Ode to Street Food. Just off the comal. There's a drink mentioned called Tejuino. That I've never tried because it's only found in certain states. Those of you in Jalisco and Guadalajara, what's Tejuino like? Recently, I saw someone on a travel show drinking it with a dollop of nieve de limón. To which the host described as tasting like a margarita. And, according to MC Luka, a great hangover drink, too? Tuesday, June 14, 2011. June 14, 2011 at 12:39 PM. June 14, 2011 at 9:44 PM.

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La Casa de Leslie: Good Girls Don't Play Pool

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Mar 29, 2011. Good Girls Dont Play Pool. In Country Girl at Heart. I mentioned that as a kid, I often went to work with my mom, who was a bartender. In every bar that my mom worked, there were two constants: a jukebox and pool table. I was fascinated by both. When it came to playing pool, I was pretty good. False modesty aside, I was really good. I played both eight-ball. I could call my shots, if that's what my opponent wanted. I could shoot right-handed, left-handed and even behind my back. To see thei...