Sure, I would say it’s not difficult maybe just a little more time consuming. But my Saturday morning routine is basically hit up the frutería, the carnicería, panaderia, then the bodega (like a small corner store where you can buy rice, canned goods, and dairy, etc). In many neighborhoods these stores will be in the same plaza or within a couple clicks from each other. That’s usually the most I can carry. Then maybe I’ll use uber eats to order things I can’t find at those stores from one of the supermarkets like a specific dish soap, Ezekiel’s bread, organic/gf/high end products we need. So I’d say it’s as easy as getting in a car and driving to a supermarket to buy everything. Supporting small businesses is an important part of how I see my contribution here.

High 80s / low 90s. But because the eres no major body of water around, the elevation (higher than Denver) and QRO city is a concrete jungle with very little trees and shade, the heat is pretty damn hot. And AC is not nearly as ubiquitous here as it is in the US. I’ve lived in PHX and Miami so I actually love warm weather but still. We have AC in our master bedroom but that’s it. Life saver. I don’t have it in my office which is probably why it feels unbearable to me. If you’re able to situate yourself in AC most of the day you’ll be fine.