About Us

Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico
Deb raised her first 2 girls as a single parent and both girls (ages 26 and 22) are doing great. Deb was able to adopt Neisha before she met and married Tom. Tom has never had the opportunity to raise children before, so he is very open to helping to raise Neisha. He is also gifted with a lot of patience and is an excellent father to Neisha. Tom has retired and together, currently, they are raising Neisha in Ajijic, Mexico. Neisha is enrolled in a private bi-lingual school and Tom and Debra have to tutor her daily to help her. Before they moved to Mexico, Deb was hosting weekly dances for her community, complete with social dance lessons before each dance. She teaches West Coast Swing, East Coast Swing, Night Club 2 Step, Salsa, Waltz, Rumba, and more, This blog was originally created to chronicle these dances. But now that Tom and Deb have decided on this new adventure and alternate lifestyle, this blog will be used to chronicle this wondrous adventure as it unfolds. And who knows? Deb just might get this community dancing as well...(lol)

Saturday, November 27, 2010

We are on our way to Mexico!!!

Hola!  Well we left Utah awhile ago.  the first night we stayed in Green river, Utah the next night we stayed in Gallup NM then we stayed in Socorro NM then we dropped down to Van Horn TX then we stayed in San Antonio for 2 nights and now we've been In  Laredo for 2 nights. We visited a dino museum in UT and today we played at an Imaginarium at the Mall del Norte here in Laredo.  It is strange being the only blanco people here...we have met many interesting people.  In San Antonio we met people from Bosnia, South Africa and North Carolina who had been hired by our government to teach dogs to smell for bombs.  One man had worked in mine fields with dogs..phew..what a job!

Tomorrow at break of dawn we take off for the border.  We will cross North of here and take the toll roads thru Mexico as they are guarded by the Federales.  Neisha and I are listening and studying the Rosetta Stone Espanol and practice often.  Tom does homework with neisha every evening and we try to incorporate learning skills during her day to keep her skills sharp.  This morning there were many little spanish speaking boys at breakfast and Neisha looked at them and said "muchus ninos"  I laughed as she was correct.  There were many boys.
Well it is off to bed with us.  Say a prayer for us.  I am excited but very scared as well as the reports aren't happy about the bandidos throughout Mexico but we've been assured we're safe on the toll roads.

I pray we haven't been misled.

Debra

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