Thinking about moving to Mexico but don't know where to start? egin with in-depth answers to your most likely questions-Is Mexico really cheaper? Will I be safe? What about health care? Then study the regions and lifestyles of expatriates already living throughout historic, spec-tacular, and always invigorating Mexico. Find out how to make the move-how most expats navigate the complex laws that are often applied differently from one office to the next, one official to another, one day to the next. Learn what daily life is really like for expats in Mexico-keeping a car, renting, buying, building or remodeling a home, working, schooling your kids, learning Spanish, cooking with new ingre-dients, making friends, staying in touch with family, and adjusting to cultural differences. Carol Schmidt & Norma Hair Rolly Brook's website, www.rollybrook.com, has been the definitive resource for thousands considering a move to Mexico. He's the only gringo in the town of Lerdo (Durango), and his experiences are quite different from those of Carol Schmidt and Norma Hair who live in 80,000-population San Miguel de Allende among 12,000 other expats. Their first book, Falling...in Love with San Miguel: Retiring to Mexico on Social Security, shared a calendar year's personal experiences, adjust- Rolly Brook ments, discoveries, problems and joys living in their new home. They ve been answering questions and helping people understand the life of an expat in Mexico for years with their website, www.fallinginlovewithsanmiguel.com. Rolly, Carol and Norma bring it all together with a friendly and informative style to help you make your move to Mexico and live your dream.