Not another Mazatlan Forum

[Henry Laxen]

Like our friends Jack and Valerie like to say, too much of a good thing is wonderful. So feel free to join into a discussion of your choosing.

[Sherrie Jarius]

Okay - I joined today and am posting today.....how bout that???
I am hoping that someone out there knows of a condo to rent for a week in November 2007 for a week on the beach for around $300-$400. I'm looking for a nice, clean, 1 bedroom condo close enough to hop on the bus and be in town in like 5-10 mins, with a pool, and balcony on a higher floor. I really appreciated it, and hope to meet some of you during our stay.....
Thanks,
Sherrie
Oh and BTW - its 15 degrees and going to snow AGAIN - its so sad!!!!!

[Bill Lowery]

I would like Info on how i could try to find temp work for a month or so to see if moving to mazatlan is for me or should just remain a dream. If anyone has work or know how to find it, i would like that. I am 26, single and good at sales. I have never sold condos but have convinced landlords to let me move the elderly into their houses and rent per room for more of a profit. Most people say I have the gift of Gab. lol.

Bill

[Bill Lowery]

Being a 26yr. old Iraqi vet. I have looked at life real close, What i have seen and places I have been has been far too much for a man of my age. Thats why I ask the question, Is Mazatlan just a dream?

I undrestand that life is diffrent for many people and choices come with big rewards and or regrets. Most give up on their dreams because the fear of regret. Me, I like taking risks and the most that can come out of it is a wild adventure. So if anyone has advise on making my adventure the best,(Living in mazatlan). please feel free to reply.

[Carl Rea Jordan]

Too much of a good thing is never enough. Old Chines proverb? No, just my own philosophical excuse for excesses of all varities. Fattening, illegal, immoral and amoral --- just substitute the proper euphemism.
Shakespeare was right on; "Nothing is good or bad. Thinking makes it so."