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Donna Lindsey Phillips
I started dating Bud (we were introduced by Mona) at the beginning of our senior year. We got married in January 1963. Had a son, Scott, in March 1964. Lived in Ruskin Hills while Scott was growing up. Had a series of 2 and 3 year jobs, including driving a school bus. Yikes.
Finally found my real calling at age 38 when I joined a company called Hyatt Legal Services in 1982. Hyatt, established in 1977 as a law firm, had just begun marketing and administering a benefit for employees of companies like PepsiCo, Caterpillar, New York Life, John Deere, and hundreds more.
I started as the only employee of that side of the business. I was the call center, the plan administrator, the marketing department, etc. The legal PLANS business grew to the point that it drove the rest of the company and we spun it off.
In 1987, Hyatt moved to Cleveland and Bud and I went with them. Spent an interesting 20+ years there, but could not take another winter. Horrible. Bleak. Average Cleveland winter has only 12 days of sun. Pfui.
By this time, I had finally figured out I would be fat all my life and my spine couldn't deal with that. I took a drastic measure, having a full gastric bypass in May 2006. My highest weight was 250. My current weight is 125.
In March 2007, I had a 4-level spinal fusion at the Cleveland Clinic. Found I could no longer travel on business like I always had, so I retired after a lot of hard work in our business, in 2007.
Bud had retired in 2001. In 2004, Mona and her husband, Dick, persuaded us to join them on a vacation to Mexico. Bud really struggled with the idea of going to Mexico because we had been in a border town back in 1970 or so and it was bad. Both of us hated it.
But we went with them to a place called San Miguel de Allende, in the high desert in central Mexico, and stayed with Mona's cousin for 5 days. When we left, we both knew we'd come back.
After I retired, we did a lot of research and soul-searching and concluded we could not live in the US after retirement. (One more medical issue: I have fibromyalgia and it really is as bad as the commercials tell you.) We couldn't deal with another Cleveland winter, and knew we couldn't retire to KC with all the heat, cold and HUMIDITY. My body just can't take that.
So, we took a HUGE leap of faith, sold most of our belongings, drove to KC and sold our car to our then 15 year old grandson, and moved to San Miguel de Allende, in the high desert in central Mexico in July 2008.
We are NOT near a beach. In fact, we are about 10 hours from the northern and southern borders and the east and west coasts.
San Miguel is literally the heart of Mexico.
There is a karma or a kismet of some kind here. It is not for everyone. It's kind of like living back in the 1950s, when the milkman delivered and your neighbors were the best people in the world.
We are in our 5th year here. Do NOT listen to the US media. Moving here to the heart of Mexico - 10 hours to east or west coast or US border - is the best thing we've ever done for ourselves. We have lots of good friends here; the city is over 400 years old; it is tranquil and the people here are friendly and courteous. We're home.
Summing it all up, I have found a quote by Douglas Adams (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) that says it perfectly:
“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.”
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