

My daughter's husband is stationed the Navy at Coronado Island. And they live about 3 miles from the Mexican border. Obviously there is a heavy influence of Mexican cuisine and how lucky I am! Every direction you look there is fresh Mexican cafes and restaurants. When I travel, I like to experience the local culture and food; no McDonald's, Taco Bells or Chili's. I can eat there at home in Colorado, any time. A van was making a delivery of fruity drinks to the Rolondo's Burrito Bar at which we were chowing down.
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I absolutely LOVE authentic Mexican food. You ARE lucky. And, what is better than avocado?
Hi Cindy....thanks so much for your sweet comment about my son. God is good, isn't he?
I have yet to try horchata but we are planning a mexican-themed meal this weekend...I'll add it to the menu.
I had to laugh about your camping post! I'm not a fan of camping either but sure had fun w/ the family on a camping trip Memorial Day week-end. So I can't say I don't like camping, I just don't like camping w/out the grands. ;o)
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