The best thing to live in Mexico is ‘No’

Mexican lived eight years in Caribbean. My life, because of the hot Mexican culture, I can say that I wanted. My desire is to live creativity and complete freedom. Freedom to work when I want, how I want, as much as I want. Without judgment.

There is no such thing as living in Mexico. You may have been wondering what I mean by “no”. It is easy.

• No judgment.
• There are no stressful work environments.
• There is no colorless gray life.
• Not sitting in traffic.
• Above all… no pants!

When the last time you raised an eyebrow, but it was harmless and I promise.

Not gray

Before I lived in Mexico, I was in the Royal Australian Navy. For many years, my life was gray. Gray ships and ash uniforms, often accompanied by gray sky, can lead to gray mood. Nothing other than colorless ash existence. And some blue. After all, the sea and the sky are blue on sunny days.

I agree, this affects your mood. So when Mexico’s vibrant color and hot people welcomed me with open weapons, I could not oppose it. At first it would be a year. One year became two. Two turned into eight. I’m still here and love it.

No pants

When I left the fleet, I promised that I would never wear pants again. Heavy long pants and steel closed boots are a thing of the past. Now my light and breeze is filled with colorful skirts and mild summer dresses and the sea breeze is filled with switching and sw theming.

It is far from the past, pairing with large beach hats. Changing the sandals boots and continuously removed to dig my toes in the sand. This is one of the simplest joys of life and it still makes me smile.

If you do not spend many years in heavy boots, you will not understand, but you are smart people, so I hope you will get its gistt. Imagine you walk barefoot on a beach and then felt how sober. That’s what I say.

Any band is the greatest blessing in my life and I make treasure everyday.

There is no judgment

The warmth and acceptance of the Mexican people developed my re -created creativity. This is now spinning in my life in my life. Light and breeze, adaptation and fluid, flexibility and freedom now my life.

Living here and you can live the life you want.

Would you like to be a writer? Hold a book and pen and sit in the sea or in the local park. Or hold your laptop and roll up with a coffee or vegetarian juice on your favorite cafes. No one is judges.

Do you want to be a photographer? Hold your camera and wander in the streets, beaches or natural reserves. Sit in a park that chat with one’s grandfather – one of my favorite, because we will face it, they have the best stories, and they enjoy the stories organized by the stories when getting some better scenes. Again, no one cares and knows your community is a happy way.

There are no stressful work environments

I will roll any stressful work environment and not sit in traffic. Plus can be thrown into an irritable employer or high. They all go hand in hand.

I live in Kosumal. It is a pleasure to walk around and walk around, so you don’t have to sit in traffic or leave it at the beginning. Instead, I walk in the Caribbean waters or go to the morning swim. I don’t know about you, but I would like to start my day this way.

As for the employer… I am the boss. My days are as flexible as much as I want. I work for the hours I want and no one will notice how my days run until I meet the deadline. In addition, my job friend is a beautiful little cleaning friend curled by my side. This is a step from sweat sailors in my book.

I can work from anywhere I want. Today it is a beach club. How is your office today? This is mine.

Can you relate to? Do you dream of a life like this? I share that your dreams come true. My dream was. The life I wanted when I was in the fleet. Don’t mislead me, I am proud to have served. But I am fiercely in love with my New Mexican Caribbean life full of wonderful ‘Nos’!

Mexico reporter for international lifeBell is an experienced writer, editor, photographer and videographer, 500+ articles have been published on print and digital sites. Having lived in Mexican Caribbean for more than 7 years, he is now in love with Mexico and has no plans to go anywhere.