Carlos And Looking For The Feathers

I wanted feathers to make a dream catcher. See David Lynch.

This is Carlos and his beautiful German Shepherd. Unfortunately I can't remember the dog's name, I just think of him as Mex.

Carlos and I are studying pain management and basic medicine together. Carlos is going to ask around for a place for me to live where I don't have to pay 400 pesos a night (thanks for the discount Ricardo!). I managed to help Carlos with half of his daily medical expenses of 100 pesos (dressings mainly, he has to clean his leg every day to avoid it having to be amputated).




Carlos is 54 years old, and today he told me that yesterday someone had given him one English penny struck in 1967.

Then just as I came out of the Hotel Tecate to go buy shampoo to take a shower, I met another Carlos, call him Charlie (he's also brown) who was injured in a car accident 9 years ago. He is living on the street and on crutches, and he lost all his stuff a few days ago. I am meeting him tomorrow at mid-day and I want to be in a position to help him in some significant way. I have no way of contacting Charlie, so he has to find me.

See John Schneider's YouTube a/c May Have Been Compromised and David Lynch.

I am planning to apply for residency in Mexico.

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