a fall weekend in my life in Guadalajara, México ☔️ 

Very cool, Tom! What about Guadalajara calls to you?? 🤓

@@alex-wittman I love big cities. I've lived in nyc and spend a lot of time in Chicago. When I was in high school I visited Mexico city. But I think I'm more of a second city type person. It seems more relaxed but still has plenty to do.

Chapala there is nothing to do. You'll be bored quickly / will need to commute to Guadalajara all the time. In Gdl you have everything. I live here. Mind you, a quality / quiet accomodation in Gdl is very expensive. That was my biggest surprise. Also it's big. You will need a car or a motorbike.

@@r3dp1ll thanks for the info

@@r3dp1ll I am considering retiring to Mexico in the next year or two. When you say a quality/quiet accommodation is expensive, how much are you talking per month?

That's the goal 👏🏼 Haha, thanks for watching, Todd!

Thanks for watching, Cindy! I'm glad to hear you enjoy these day in the life vlogs--they're such a fun way to share what my experience living in Mexico is like 🥰

I need to Improve my Spanish language . People know English. But don't speak it much and better if you speak Spanish.

Guadalajara is such an amazing city!

Ooooo I am so excited for you! November is an excellent time to visit Guadalajara! Let me know if you need any recommendations 🤓

Thanks for watching, Miguel! I've been having fun with the vlogs lately & definitely want to share more if you and other subscribers enjoy them 🥰 I'm curious: What made you think this was a new camera?

@@alex-wittman it seemed like a higher quality video, but maybe I’m comparing it to other RU-vidrs so it might be just me 😁

@@miguel-h not a new camera, but I'm trying really hard with these vlogs to make them pretty and fun so I'm taking that as I'm on the right track 🥹

I thiiiiink the rain should be letting up soon. But this week, there's a storm on the coast which means cloudy, cool days in Guadalajara!

So glad you enjoyed it, I plan on doing these more often!

The cotton candy one sure is vibrant! There were also some pan de muertos donuts 👀

We need to get a dozen for a scientific taste test 🤓

A little bit of everything 😜

Guadalajara has some of the best weather in the entire country. It has Sub-tropical climate. It is also in the state of Jalisco which contains ALL five of Mexico's natural ecosystems. You have the rainy season from June to October. high 60ºs to low 80sºF. Everything is green and lush. November to February is winter so High 70º F but drops drastically at night. Sometimes as low as 40ºs or 50ºs. March to May is the hot and dry season. Dry heat usually high 80s to 90ºF. Pretty colorful year round but I would say the month of October everything is blooming. Pretty colorful if you go outside the city. Not to mentio you are close to coastlines with beautiful tropical beaches, Mountains with coniferous forests, and to the north you got desert. Go visit!

I hope you enjoy your time in Guadalajara!

Siempre contigo 😘

So glad you enjoyed it, Dave! I definitely want to share more about life in Guadalajara! Keep an eye out for more vlogs!

Great! Having lived in Queretaro for a year now (and really liking it, have you ever met nicer people?), I'm yearning for a little more rain, parks, green spaces, thanks so much for your great work Alex!

It usually only rains at night--I actually don't even own an umbrella!

Gracias por ver!

Hi there 👋🏼 thanks for tuning in!

So delicious! As was my (not filmed) iced coffee 🤓

Thanks so much for watching! 👋🏼

Not every place is for every body!