Comments for casita de las flores san miguel de allende

Comment on what our guests have to say about casita de las flores san miguel: by your highness

your highness — Sat, 12 May 2012 19:12:14 +0000

Thanks guys! So very happy you enjoyed the Casita experience. Come back pronto!!

Comment on what our guests have to say about casita de las flores san miguel: by Don, Linda, Caitlin & Erin

Don, Linda, Caitlin & Erin — Sat, 12 May 2012 06:24:48 +0000

We were tired when walked into casita de las flores after traveling from Gaunajuato City.
The beauty and simplicity of the casitas initiated instant feelings of “sympatico” which were only amplified during our short stay. Such experiences are rare and gave us an emotional connection with San Miguel that we won’t forget. Do not miss an opportunity to experience the casitas.
Thanks, we will be back and stay much longer.
“Laissez les bon temps rouler”

Don and Linda, Vashon Island, Wa
Caitlin and Erin, NOLA (New Orleans, La)

Comment on recomendaciones by your highness

your highness — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 21:23:54 +0000

Hola Beatriz. Gracias por tu mensaje. Pondremos promociones en nuestra pagina Facebook... saludos y hasta pronto, Casita de las Flores

Comment on recomendaciones by Beatriz Mejia

Beatriz Mejia — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:54:19 +0000

Me encantaria recibir promociones de parte de la casita de las flores

Vivo en la ciudad de Puebla, Pue.

Comment on good news for/about mexico — someone’s finally doing the math. by swazzi

swazzi — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 19:26:28 +0000

You’re right. The triscuit tally got lost somewhere along the way. Look for it in our soon to be released, new and uber improved website/blog cyber extravaganza.

Comment on good news for/about mexico — someone’s finally doing the math. by CASALUVR

CASALUVR — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 19:36:47 +0000

WHERES THE TRISCUTS?

Comment on the tuesday market—a photo essay by casita de las flores, san miguel de allende

casita de las flores, san miguel de allende — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 18:10:51 +0000

Thanks David! I’m flattered. I will check out your blog. Sounds fascinating.

Comment on the tuesday market—a photo essay by David Christian Newton

David Christian Newton — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 01:38:43 +0000

Your comments and ramblings bespeak of a person who talks with her heart and soul. Your descriptions equal Renoir’s efforts on canvas. We were in the touring business for 25 years, operating a small, deluxe excursion company with an emphasis on second level and academic accents to our agendas. San Miquel is often overlooked by folks who think they are looking for something “real”, but, as you know, San Miguel de Allende adapts but never really changes. After visiting there several times, we became enchanted with the place in all of it encarnations.
Your efforts are laudable and worthwhile. People are watching you and they are watching us. Mexico will win this trial of Job, and be better off for it. The Gringos who stay in will be vindicated for their loyalty. Our blog is probably too boringly rightwing nutty, but you will find many detailed defenses of Mexico, along with analyses of the present situation, that are fairly well argued….following some of the things that you have posted in a way….concerning actuarials, probabilities, and comparisons with the criminal environment in the United States.
You can access our webpage through our blog.
David Christian Newton
aka El Gringo Viego

Comment on good news for/about mexico — someone’s finally doing the math. by David Christian Newton

David Christian Newton — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 16:49:20 +0000

We share the vast majority of your observations. We have a small place out by the mountains northwest of Cd,. Victoria, Tamaulipas. it serves as our home and as a bed and breakfast. I have tired of pointing out to enquiries that actuarials done byinsurance companies show that, even with the “drug war” that it is more dangerous to be in the United States than in Mexico.

The people who are most ignorant are also the ones who say that Mexico is “doing nothing about the violence:” When it is pointed out that the Mexican Army and Naval Infantry are very effectively degrading the cartels in a strategic sense, they seem incredulous that Mexico even has an Army.

When I point out that Mexico has a per capita income five times higher than Red China and that Mexico still is a trading partner superior to Red China in gross dollar terms the folks begin dialing the psychiatric assistance number. It is all a plan, I’m aftaid by the leftist Amerian press to defame Mexico for having separated from its old Constitution of 1917 moorings. But, saying that, even FOX News is equally bad in their coverage. Complete lack of well-grounded, historical and factual understanding of almost anything. Mainly Hollywood image brain patterns.
You can review our sites by entering at privatouring.blogspot.com and continue through to our website for Quinta Tesoro de la Sierra Madre.

Comment on Violence in Mexico — The Real Story by Violence in Mexico — The Real Story (via the casita blog) « Secure Mexico

Violence in Mexico — The Real Story (via the casita blog) « Secure Mexico — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 18:55:56 +0000

[...] Safety in Mexico is suddenly a hot topic, thanks to the U.S. mass media (and, in part, to the drug cartels). Unfortunately, a lot of what these sources report is less than accurate. Or at least, it’s only accurate for a tiny portion of a very large, very pacific country. Most of Mexico is safer than much of the US, in fact. Yes, there is drug-related … Read More [...]