Comments on: Three New Arrivals in Merida

By: Brenda Thornton

Brenda Thornton — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 17:35:58 +0000

Those bookmarks would be invaluable. Another way to help and assist those making their way to Merida. Thanks for doing that to the WG’s.

We saw the recent HGTV “hacienda style in Mexico” with the two young men who purchased a home in Merida and it was fantastic. I did have to agree with them that the plunge or dip pool was tiny, and I loved it when Mitch called it a martini.

The homes were gorgeous and displayed three totally different styles, as well as the home which the young men had missed out on earlier.

It did a great job of showing some of the wonderful things which are in Merida, the churches, and other things. Mitch is wonderfully low key and has a great sense of humor and kudos to he and the young men. Their house is simply gorgeous and I hoe they are very happy there. Both of them must be terribly adventurous to have spent the three years in Tokyo and then have found themselves going all the way to Merida. It is obviously becoming a destination known around the world.

By: Linda Tomilson

Linda Tomilson — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 04:03:58 +0000

Thank you so much for your informative site. I plan to retire to Merida at age 60 in 3 years. When I say retire…..I mean from the rat-race in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. I currently have a couple of internet businesses that I am able to continue from anywhere on the planet…..but I would love to hear from you personally about journalism opportunities from Merida. Also, as a Health Care Practitioner, I would like to ask your audience about the availability of Health Food Stores (carrying nutritional supplements) in Merida and whether or not supplements can be ordered over the internet and delivered through Customs from both Canada and the States.
Thank you…..Linda

By: Sara Zapata de Mijares

Sara Zapata de Mijares — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:47:36 +0000

Congratulations on your articles. They are very informative and I love reading through it to stay updated with my querida Merida.

Sara

Mundo Maya Foundation
Los Angeles, CA

By: vincent

vincent — Sat, 10 May 2008 18:46:51 +0000

I should add..Ive lived my whole life in NYC (brooklyn), so Im ur typical city dweller.

By: vincent

vincent — Sat, 10 May 2008 18:45:29 +0000

I love ur site!! As an American with a girlfriend in GDL and a passion for ancient ruins, I, too, am looking for a place in the Yucatan. I have three questions. How developed do u think Vallolidad might be 5 years from now? Any other small colonial cities with houses of architectural merit? (Izamal?) Would u opt for a house in the city or out of the city?(lets use Merida as the example)

Muchisimas gracias! Que bueno que todos celebran lo que ofrece Merida!

I just got back from my third trip to ‘la ruta puuc’..it never gets old!