Expat blog gatherings in Jalisco

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Julien Founder

Member since 11 March 2005

17 years of happy life abroad

JulienFounder13 June 2012 12:40:50

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Hi all!

What about meeting the other Jalisco Expat.com members in real life? Organizing an Expat.com meet up would be an excellent way to know them!

An Expat.com meet up can be a diner gathering, having coffee, a bring and share in a nice place, a cultural or sports activity, etc. There are plenty of possibilities: just imagine a pleasant way to meet new people and old friends from Expat.com.

Feel free to organize Expat.com get-togethers in Jalisco: you would meet the other members in a friendly atmosphere and have a good time together!

Of course, we could offer some help to organize your meet up and to inform the community.

So, whos in? Do not hesitate to start a new thread to suggest an Expat.com gathering in Jalisco.

Best,

Julien

sparksmex Serial expat

Member since 07 April 2012

sparksmexSerial expat06 July 2012 20:56:51

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Jalisco is a very large state. 4 hours for me to Guad or the Chapala area. Maybe more localized groups if they don't already know each other

Dispirit Active member

Member since 06 November 2011

DispiritActive member01 November 2012 22:32:52

Hola;

I am Diane, a retiree who has just relocated to Puerto Vallarta. Now that I have somewhat gotten settled, I would like to meet other expats. I am having a hard time figuring out how others meet. I have looked into volunteer opportunities and the charity I would like to help with has not gotten back to me on the volunteer subject. So, I wonder how other expats meet? I looked into a Meetup and there is only one member here in Puerto Vallarta. Upon trying to contact her, I have not gotten an answer either. This is a very big city, and I know there are other expats in my area because I see them at the grocery store.

If you have some suggestions for meeting others, I would like to hear them. I thank you for your consideration.

jack3sea New member

Member since 12 July 2013

jack3seaNew member12 July 2013 19:58:55

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