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I could have loved San Miguel de Allende. I would have loved it, but I don't do unrequited. San Miguel has a couple of big issues that I describe in this video, and that prevent it from loving me back. I admit that the last time I strolled through the park and saw old men playing basketball, a dog walker with 5 extremely different dogs, and a dog trainer helping a lady with her rambunctious pup, I was charmed by the city. Yes, it's beautiful and charming (in a too perfect way), but there's a tension in the air. It's good for a visit. I just don't want to live there. “As I found out when I chose another beautiful town that was popular with expats, there's a big difference between visiting a place and living there. When you live there you come to realize that expenses rise based on nothing more than the ability to pay for it ... which means in places that cater to the wealthy those prices quickly exceed anyone except the wealthy's ability to pay. That includ
