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  1. Michael Fisher
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    Hola, Colleen,
    My wife, Gail, and I are happy residents of Todos Santos four or five months a year since 2006. We have a casita in the Las Brisas barrio. We love the time we spend in this wonderful community. There are surprises around every corner and I am having fun drawing and writing about places and people there. Right across the street from the pecaderia you can dine at Alma and Many’s where you will find the best tamales in all of Christendom and a lot of other delightful dishes at bargain prices. We hope to meet you at some point. Somehow my blog entries (mongrel4ublog.wordpress.com) occasionally get linked to yours. I am not sure how that works but it’s Okay with me if it means more people get to see and/or enjoy my work. If you want to see my cartoon and prose observations on this lovely part of the planet please check out my blog. Todos Santos material will be located between November and March most years. The rest of the time we reside in Monte Rio on the Russian River, CA Enjoy your time in the Pueblo Magico!

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  2. Mandy
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    Love it! That would be great. Last time we went in there Frank was sporting a new–and very pregnant–wife, about 20 yrs. old. I’m sure there’s a tawdry story to be told, or made up, about that situation. Some other chapter, maybe!

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  3. Mandy
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    So, when we were in Todos Santos with Sharry and Thane Miller, there was a little hamburger/cantina joint there called Shut Up Frank’s. It was owned by an American ex-pat. He claimed that, after having gone to Mexico one too many times without the Missus, he came home and told her he’d bought a bar in Todos Santos. Since she had put up with his baloney for many years, she just replied “Oh, shut up Frank!” Of such are legends–and legendary hamburgers–made. Look around for it will you, and if you find it, let me know.

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  4. Michele Peterson
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    I’m glad to hear you’re maintaining the sacred art of the margarita ritual. Puerto Escondido misses you but it sounds as though Todos Santos has welcomed you warmly!

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