Thanks for the info and congrats on your new place! Since I plan to move to cdmx this year I’ll have to see how the pollution is in Coyoacan area. But the first earthquakes I ever felt were in September 2022 in Puerto Vallarta! Bed rocking back and forth at night lol. They had 4 within a week. Minor damage to a few hotels. Epicenter was not close but still felt strongly. Be sure to check and clean the AC units - mold is the issue in PV due to humidity so hopefully won’t bother Louie!
Yeah, that earthquarke in pv is from colima....Pollution in Coyoacan area is more or less similar to other parts, the volcano in Puebla caused the pollution even worse this year....
I visited Mexico City in February and on fourth day, hotel ran out of water. Mexico City has a serious water shortage. Food was delicious. Just rambling, but it was so pollutated, you can’t even see the street signs (except Polanco). It’s all covered in dust. Regardless, I had a blast!
nah, as we mentioned, if this was a time before Louie or later, we'd probably be fine. CDMX is an amazing city. Landy comes from a larger city, and I lived they for 5 years, but I do agree PV will be great.
Louie is so adorable and so smart! The interview with him is fun to watch! I think the move to PV will be good for the family. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us!
I love Mexico City, but want to move for similar reasons, always sick with cough or sinus, traffic is bad but worse during raining season, and earthquakes are too unpredictable - there's always that fear of building coming down like 2017
Hola from Queretaro. GOD is dealing and will deal with these evil demons around the world. They will reap what they have sown All lives matter. Remove the people to a safe area.
I heard that there are a lot of chemtrails in the skies above Puerto Vallarta. I hope that's not true. Stay alert, and best of luck to your lovely family!
@@GabrielleGhaugin I have friends all over Mexico, and the ones in PV tell me that they constantly see chemtrails in the sky. Apparently, it's becoming a problem in Mazatlan and the Baja peninusula as well.
Thanks for the info and congrats on your new place! Since I plan to move to cdmx this year I’ll have to see how the pollution is in Coyoacan area. But the first earthquakes I ever felt were in September 2022 in Puerto Vallarta! Bed rocking back and forth at night lol. They had 4 within a week. Minor damage to a few hotels. Epicenter was not close but still felt strongly. Be sure to check and clean the AC units - mold is the issue in PV due to humidity so hopefully won’t bother Louie!
Yeah, that earthquarke in pv is from colima....Pollution in Coyoacan area is more or less similar to other parts, the volcano in Puebla caused the pollution even worse this year....
I visited Mexico City in February and on fourth day, hotel ran out of water. Mexico City has a serious water shortage. Food was delicious. Just rambling, but it was so pollutated, you can’t even see the street signs (except Polanco). It’s all covered in dust. Regardless, I had a blast!
we keep hearing about that. we never personally experienced it, but it seems to be a major issue and a concern. especially in poorer areas
Nice of you guys to do all this work and document it for our benefit! You look more relaxed, seems like the right move!!😊😊
Hi, Dave. Yeah, we try to find the better place called home. Hopefully we will fit in PV better.
Thanks for the update, enjoy your new place and PV, and watch out for the crocs in the ocean!
Thanks! We will watch those crocs.😇
Nice video, all make sense! I hope you have a wonderful time in PV🇲🇽🫶‼️ Wait for you in Querétaro😂‼️
It was a matter of time…..no foreigners last in the city……it´s too much for you guys….. great decision to try PV now. Good luck
nah, as we mentioned, if this was a time before Louie or later, we'd probably be fine. CDMX is an amazing city. Landy comes from a larger city, and I lived they for 5 years, but I do agree PV will be great.
Louie is so adorable and so smart! The interview with him is fun to watch! I think the move to PV will be good for the family. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us!
thanks for watching. Louie really is a sweet boy
Thanks for telling us why you left. Nice ending to the video with Louie.
Yeah,he likes talking to camara a lot now.😇
I love Mexico City, but want to move for similar reasons, always sick with cough or sinus, traffic is bad but worse during raining season, and earthquakes are too unpredictable - there's always that fear of building coming down like 2017
yeah, I think CDMX is good for short term stay. Daily life can be stressful sometimes due to those facts.
I also left Mexico City for same reason . Greeting from Corregidora
Hi! Thanks for watching!
Landy you look so beautiful! Your skin is lovely.
Thank you!!!
How did the altitude sickness compare between your time in Queretaro and CDMX?
We are pretty good. Not much sickness as others said.
Which neighborhood or region were you in CDMX? Need to research pollution levels in the different areas so just curious. Gracias!
Napoles.
Hola from Queretaro.
GOD is dealing and will deal with these evil demons around the world. They will reap what they have sown All lives matter. Remove the people to a safe area.
New camera ?
Nah, the same one.
I heard that there are a lot of chemtrails in the skies above Puerto Vallarta. I hope that's not true. Stay alert, and best of luck to your lovely family!
well, there are a lot of flights in and out of PV.
Not true
@@GabrielleGhaugin I have friends all over Mexico, and the ones in PV tell me that they constantly see chemtrails in the sky. Apparently, it's becoming a problem in Mazatlan and the Baja peninusula as well.