San Miguel FAQ

What a hoot! I’m in. Have not been yet but hopefully this week. Have a concept in mind. Irony rules!

When you are safe to return to San Miguel, we will be here to serve you! If you love in San Miguel we offer home delivery! And we ship worldwide. Stay masked and stay safe everyone. The end is almost near!!

Kitchen wears and wares from aprons, table napkins, tea towels, oven mitts to men’s shirts, bathrobes, children’s and women’s clothing in contemporary fabrics & Mexican themed and contemporary fabrics by the meter are all discounted at Abrazos Spring Sale! Gifts for everyone in the family! We are survivors and so are you, let’s celebrate with the new! And stay masked, friends, we still have a ways to go. Oh, our Face Masks are also on
Sale—buy 2 get 1 free! Abrazos has you covered! Abrazos San Miguel, Zacateros 24, San Miguel de Allende Open Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm, AbrazosSanMiguel.com GRACIAS for your support during the Pandemic!

That is a Super Tip, Gracias, Glenn!

Statistics are only part of the story. The issue for many is the dread of the PROCESS of death by Covid often without loved ones able to be nearby or hold your hand or stroke your face. If you’ve ever died with a family member where all of these things are possible, dying can actually be a beautiful, loving and memorable experience to share with the dying and your family. Dying by Covid is horrid, whether it’s a 5% chance of a .005 chance.

Did you happen to notice their location? I imagine it was Mars. Smile. Your work and information for public health is greatly appreciated in our home and in the community, Glenn.

Excellent response, Glenn. Greatly appreciated.

All of our face masks are made locally by families of seamstresses. Thank you from all of us at Abrazos for your support through the Pandemic!

Most excellent analogy, speeding tickets, Glenn.
Healthy and happy holidays to you and yours and thank you for all you do for our community!
With gratitude, Patrice

Rita, I’ve heard about crowded conditions on United, though my flight was empty. Southwest has a policy of middle seat free and the flight was nearly empty going to Oakland from Alburquerque. All but one airport was crowded in the US and without social distancing that I flew into and out of: Houston, Denver, Oakland. Alburquerque was the exception.

Rita, I just flew in on Volaris, too, on Sunday night and had the exact same experience. Both airports were nightmares, Oakland and Leon, people crammed every step of the way. I flew out on United from Queretaro and it was a very different experience. The Queretaro airport follows protocols, mostly, until boarding where it got crammed. Like you, I intend to not fly again until this scourge is over and vaccines make living safe again.

And if you want to come to Abrazos for anything besides masks, we are open now from 11am to 5pm for fabrics, gifts and custom orders of anything your heart desires in our fabrics!

I will never forget having mezcal at your home in Oaxaca with Jody and my friend Van. Great conversations, hilarious stories, muy rico mezcal!

I forgot to mention that we will deliver to your home and ship anywhere in the US, Canada or Mexico! Thank you for being a kind person and caring for our communities by wearing masks wherever you go.

It’s a Kindness Pandemic, Wendy, and you are playing a rol! I’m proud to know you and happy to imagine those families being fed by you and your group. Buen Trabajo!’

Athea, can you post your email here? I’ll send it to the two interested friends.

What colonia, por favor?

Athea, I have had outstanding experiences with Dr Ixtel at Hospital Mac. She is a fine diagnostician and very complete in her examination. Responds to email inquiries post visit with thoughtful replies. Highly recommended. Buena Suerte!

Very important video to watch and then...stay home and wear a mask if you go anywhere!

Got it, gracias!

Ron, Looks wonderful, thank you for hosting this event. I’d like to post on my FB page but can you kindly clarify the times? It says 9.30am in the post; 8.30-10am in the Event at the bottom. Appreciated.

What a wonderful article, Ria! Yes masks really are a necessity for living today. Great line about “forget matching shoes!” Abrazos on Zacateros 24, open 11am to 3pm, makes Mexican themed masks, like the ones you’re wearing, in every possible theme: Cactus, Cerveza, Frida, Muertos, Lucha, Artistic. Our masks provide employment to 13 seamstress families and 85 family members. And we deliver every day in San Miguel and ship every day to the US. Come visit! AbrazosSanMiguel.com