🇨🇦 We're two Canadians, Jennifer & Darryle (plus our 15-year-old Maltese travel buddy!), who moved to Mexico in October 2021. Since then, we’ve been road-tripping across the country, exploring what life is really like here—and sharing it all with you.
🎥 On our channel, you’ll find:
* Budget travel tips and real-life expat experiences
* Property tours and insights into living in Mexico full-time
* Food and restaurant tours highlighting local flavors
* Jungle adventures to waterfalls, ancient ruins, and coffee plantations
* Mountain biking explorations around the areas we’re living in
* Practical advice on banking, driving, and living a healthy lifestyle in Mexico
If you're curious about life in Mexico, enjoy authentic travel, or just love a good adventure, come along for the ride—we're discovering Mexico one taco, trail, and town at a time!
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To a Mexican, Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is far more than a colorful celebration — it’s a deeply spiritual and emotional tradition that connects the living with their ancestors.
It’s believed that during this time — November 1st and 2nd — the souls of the departed return to visit their loved ones. Families prepare for their arrival by creating ofrendas (altars) filled with photos, favorite foods, drinks, candles, marigolds (cempasúchil), and personal items of the deceased. These offerings are not acts of mourning but acts of love and remembrance.
The Day of the Dead is about celebrating life, not fearing death. Mexicans see death as a natural continuation of existence, and the holiday reminds everyone that those who have passed are never truly gone — as long as they are remembered.
It’s also a time for laughter, storytelling, and music — often at cemeteries — where families gather to share food and memories by candlelight. This balance of joy and reverence defines what it truly means to Mexicans: to keep the spirit of their loved ones alive in their hearts and homes.
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I'm no quitter, never give up. 😂❤️✌🏽
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Enjoy your week friend ❤️✌🏽
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Going live tonight at 7pm EST ❤️
Hop on and say hi. 👋🏽👋🏽
Enjoy your Sunday chicos. ✌🏽
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We've set up a buy us a coffee ☕ as we have had a few people ask how they can support us. We truly appreciate every one that gives us their time. ❤️❤️
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LIVESTREAM TONIGHT!
Found a great coffee ☕ spot today!
Going live tonight at 7pm EST ❤️🙏🏽
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Who’s ready to lose weight and live a healthier lifestyle — no drugs, minimal booze, no cigarettes, and no processed food? Drop your goals in the comments, and have an amazing weekend, chicos!
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Would you consider buying an e-bike?
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Let's play a game! 😂✌🏽
Can you spot the typo in the latest budget video. 👍🏽
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Good Mexican morning, friends!
We wanted to share some exciting news—we are now officially permanent residents of Mexico! We’re getting settled into our new home and enjoying life in the charming town of Puerto Morelos. We’ve already found a great local butcher and are still on the hunt for the perfect frutería to satisfy our taste buds. Here are a few photos with friends from Alberta here visiting. @lovesloudcars
We hope you and your families are doing wonderfully—happy, healthy, and enjoying life wherever you are!
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