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[hobo6]

I teach ESL in DF privately. First, I think it's ironic that the school booted you because you're gay. I consider Mexico City to be the San Francisco of Mexico! Perhaps the rest of the country isn't the same.

With the gov't now going forth with a bullet train between the capital and Q, I imagine that the area in between will grow even more. One of my students told me that Q has grown much in the past 5-10 years. You probably can't go wrong there on the ESL front.

The other thing I wanted to say is that this is the wrong forum for asking your non-ESL questions. You should be over on the expat site where a lot of people can give you a lot of info. Try expatforum.com.

Suerte.t

[esl_prof]

[Guero1]

[quote="Fitzgerald"][quote="esl_prof"]Thanks for keeping us posted on your progress, Fitzgerald! It sounds like things are lining up for a smooth transition to the next chapter of your life and career.[/quote]
Thanks! I'll keep posting about these changes, since I enjoy spinning narrative, and there is certainly a level of adventure involved. Friends in the States keep telling me that they're waiting for my book about all this.[/quote]

So how's it going in Queretaro?

[Fitzgerald]

I'm really liking Queretaro! I'm working part-time hours so far for one outfit that I quite like, and I expect to start filling out my schedule in January, with more hours for the same company, perhaps some for other local concerns, and definitely some online teaching. My costs are radically lower than in Mexico City. Overall, I think this move will work out very well.

Queretarans are proud of their city - this comes up all the time in conversation - and with good reason. The place rocks. Beautiful, safe, historic, charming, cultural, business-friendly, booming - many laudatory adjectives come quickly to mind.

[BadBeagleBad]