Hallelujah!!!!! We got keys! We have an address! The Styles have left the (Happy Hotel Home) building!! Enjoyed my morning coffee with our Rosie in the backyard yesterday, listening to birds, looking at trees!! Remarkable change of scene after three months of concrete jungle. Very thankful for this! Watched a bunch of Robins eating worms voraciously out of the lawn,

Well, imagine our shock when we woke on the morning of Thursday March 10th to discover that all school’s in Mexico City had been closed due to extreme weather!?!  The picture at the top is what we saw when we opened the curtain in the morning…  Was this a joke??  I’m sure that I read the email officially announcing the school

“It happens to everyone.  These are the little moments that add spice to life.”  I am standing in the elevator with one of my concierge friends and he is taking me up to the second floor to let me into my room.  I am in my pajamas, my feet are bare and I am mortified.  I’ve just walked through the

At some point in a blog that concerns itself with stories of expat adventures, learning curves, woes and discoveries, one must tackle the idea of comfort zones.  We have done such a 180 in choosing to do this! Invariably with such extreme change, we’re bound to feel a little out of our element now and again,  falling down our own

Aaron cracked me right up when he was telling me about a recent opportunity he had to chauffeur a France French member of the team visiting for meetings at the two plants here in MX.  Waze is a MUST for any travel here and sound MUST be turned on and volume turned UP… relying on the tangled mess of multi-coloured