Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Lessons learned by Hurricane Patricia

I did have another editorial for this week’s enthralling chapter of My Marvelous Mexican Midlife Crisis (I really need an acronym!), but then a little event called Patricia blew into Mexico.  I am a prairie/mountain girl, so preparing for a hurricane was definitely something new for me and worthy of a word or two.  This is how I spent my time waiting for the biggest hurricane to ever hit the planet.

I first found out about the hurricane on Thursday afternoon at work.  If I haven’t already mentioned it I am an English teacher at a Vallartense . . .

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