Morelia

[Prokofiev]

Just a couple of details for those in or around Morelia:

In case you get hungry between sessions: The Chili's is up and running and has been for a couple of weeks now...The Applebee's will be opening soon...

No me digas! Chilis? Applebees?? Dios Mio!! Mill, my friend, you are slipping. Morleia has some of the best Mexican food around! Don't go over to the dark side . . .

But maybe Carlos and Uno will want to eat there.

Keep the faith, -P

[Mill Just]

Just a couple of details for those in or around Morelia:

In case you get hungry between sessions: The Chili's is up and running and has been for a couple of weeks now...The Applebee's will be opening soon...

The dance hall next to the Burbuja and Cueva de Chucho restaurants downtown (to the left hand side of the old bus terminal) has become a haven for off-duty escorts. The hall is called "Cueva de Chucho Salon de Baile," or something similar and it plays very loud Duranguense and Ranchero music and they have the occasional disco night. Remember, this is a regular dance hall with regular chicas, but it just so happens to also have in its population a good number of working chicas just looking to blow off some steam (and maybe blow something else off as well.)

Ticket price is 80 pesos and the place itself is kinda dumpy, but there are tons of gorgeous non-pro women who go in all sorts of skimpy outfits. I went a few times and saw a few of my old escort friends on the dance floor. A couple of friends also told me that they were approached by working chicas at that same hall, so it may be something to check out. This is also a good place for non-pro action because the girls look good, get tipsy and let down their guard. I plucked a non-pro chica from there last time and had a very good time back at the bachelor pad. She turned out to be a nut, but that's another story for another board...

Have Fun

[Mill Just]

Sorry, Rickster. I have to admit that I never tried very hard to take pics of the chicas. Maybe I'll give it a try next time...

Great report Mill. Do you have any photos you could post?

[TeddyBoy]

Great report Mill. Do you have any photos you could post?

[Mill Just]

Saturday I decided to go back to "Masajes Sharon" since I had a pretty good time last time I was there. Instead of the chica I had last time, Monse, I opted for a cute morena named Vanessa.

After a decent massage, I took her up on her offer to give me a covered BJ. It was a very good BJ and she definitely knew her away around the "wein". Plenty of foreplay, kissing the "zone," ball-licking/fondling and tittie-f**king. Very nice indeed. It was fairly easy for me to convince her to allow me to take off the condom. I finished sans-condom while she was tittie-f**king me. Very, very nice indeed!

Vanessa is a short brunette with an olive complexion and an ample chest. Very cute face. Total cost was 200 pesos for the massage and 350 more for the blue-collar BJ.

For all the contact info and phone number of "Masajes Sharon," just check out post #194 in this same section.

Have Fun.

[Mill Just]

Yes, teaching and/or taking classes is a short cut to getting in good with the locals.

I have known a few people who have stayed with Mexican families and all had good experiences. Most of the people who take in foreign students are sophisticated, upper-class people who genuinely like Americans.

And with regard to mongering- there are plenty of "love motels" around town where you can rent up to 12 hr chunks for between 160-200 pesos and either bring in escorts or club girls without anyone knowing. Also, as Proko said, there are SW's and MPs that have on-site service...and most of the strip clubs have in-house FS as well.

Just in case someone wants to know, the motel that I recommend most is the Motel Paraiso, which is close to the bus terminal on the Periferico Paseo de la Republica. The cost is 200 pesos per stay, but the facilities are newer and cleaner than the rest of the "moteles de paso". Also, its within easy walking distance of the bus station where you can always be sure to find a taxi. The Motel Paraiso is located next to Bar La Playa, a low-end strip club with a bar on top that is in service during the day (one of the few places open during the day on the Periferico). Salidas at Bar La Playa are solicited and appreciated, but the chicas are usually not top-shelf.

Buster,

Yes, I have stayed with families in Puebla and Oaxaca (but NOT in Morelia) and enjoyed both and it worked out fine. Most students doing the home stay option are 18-25 yo. but I did it at 47 and 48 and it was fun and cheap. But you cannot bring home working girls - or any pick-ups for that matter. Each situation is different so it is hard to generalize. In Oaxaca, I did cooking with the lady of the house each day and it was as good as a formal cooking course. Maybe better- although her husband thought the whole thing a little weird - both a man cooking as well as being home with his wife each day. Oh well . . .

In Morelia there are a good number of SW's, but they usually want you to go to a hot sheet motel. I know Miller has done the escort to your room service many times and that would NOT work out so well with a family stay. MP's are not big in Morelia - at least not when I was there, but a few do exist.

Another option with some of the schools is to use them to get you a cheap apartment. If I stay more than about 5 days, I prefer to have more space and a kitchen/fridge. Many of the schools can hook you up with a decent place and that is often worth the tuition right there. Stayed 10 days in an apartment in Oaxaca as well as Merida. Will be in Quito Ecuador next week and I'll have the school owner pick me up at the airport ($6) and I'll stay in an apartment for $21 night. Private lessons with his stable of lady teachers = $4/hr. Can be at the school or use them as tour guides to see the city, eat lunch and practice my conversation skills. He seems very cool so I'll see what happens . . .

If you need more inside info on Baden-Powell or other Spanish school recommendations, just PM me.

Good Luck in Morelia. It's a very pleasant city. -P

[Prokofiev]

Buster,

Yes, I have stayed with families in Puebla and Oaxaca (but NOT in Morelia) and enjoyed both and it worked out fine. Most students doing the home stay option are 18-25 yo. but I did it at 47 and 48 and it was fun and cheap. But you cannot bring home working girls - or any pick-ups for that matter. Each situation is different so it is hard to generalize. In Oaxaca, I did cooking with the lady of the house each day and it was as good as a formal cooking course. Maybe better- although her husband thought the whole thing a little weird - both a man cooking as well as being home with his wife each day. Oh well . . .

In Morelia there are a good number of SW's, but they usually want you to go to a hot sheet motel. I know Miller has done the escort to your room service many times and that would NOT work out so well with a family stay. MP's are not big in Morelia - at least not when I was there, but a few do exist.

Another option with some of the schools is to use them to get you a cheap apartment. If I stay more than about 5 days, I prefer to have more space and a kitchen/fridge. Many of the schools can hook you up with a decent place and that is often worth the tuition right there. Stayed 10 days in an apartment in Oaxaca as well as Merida. Will be in Quito Ecuador next week and I'll have the school owner pick me up at the airport ($6) and I'll stay in an apartment for $21 night. Private lessons with his stable of lady teachers = $4/hr. Can be at the school or use them as tour guides to see the city, eat lunch and practice my conversation skills. He seems very cool so I'll see what happens . . .

If you need more inside info on Baden-Powell or other Spanish school recommendations, just PM me.

Good Luck in Morelia. It's a very pleasant city. -P

[Clodbuster]

[QUOTE=Prokofiev I have studied Spanish at Morelia Baden-Powell on two different trips for several weeks. I think they have some of the best teachers I have ever encountered - and I've studied at 12-15 schools thru-out Mexico, Spain, Argentina. I give it my highest recommendation.
1) They are cheap and an instant way to tie into the local culture.
2) Can hit on teachers and students.
3) Force my lazy ass to get out of bed by 9am
4) and I even learn a little more Spanish . . .
[/QUOTE]

Hey Provofiev -
Thanks for the information about these language schools. Sounds like you have lots of experience with these schools. I like the advantages you suggest, especially the "tie into the local culture". Have you ever stayed with a local family, as they offer at Baden-Powell in Morelia? I relaize this would interfere with any mongering activities, but might be a good option to really get a total immersion language experience. Just wondered how comfortable you were if you have tried this. Thanks Again.

[Member #3453]

LOL...Hmmmm...Maybe more like The Monkees coming to Springfield...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...OUCH!!!...touchet!!!

[Mill Just]

See you in a couple of weeks. I feel like Mic Jaggar coming to Peoria.

LOL...Hmmmm...Maybe more like The Monkees coming to Springfield...

[Member #3453]

Sincerely looking forward to meeting you MJ...

I am bringing you some cookies, really. But, I promise not to embarrass you on your home turf by playing my Monterrey games in Morelia. Fact is, the cookies are for us. And, of course, as a public service, and as a benevolent act of kindness toward all Morelians, I would not want a huge exodus of bar girls from Morelia to Monterrey just because they are having a USB sugar attack...you see, "you can't eat just one."

But, really, honestly, I am looking forward to going somewhere new, a place where nobody knows me. It will be a fresh experience. Too many girls know me in MTY...I am too much a damned fixture. This is my chance to play the game a little differently...see how the other half lives.

See you in a couple of weeks. I feel like Mic Jaggar coming to Peoria.

Wow, I never imagined I'd see the day when both Carlos AND Uno would blow their way into my personal space!

I'll tell ya what, Uno, I'll trade you a taste of your cookies for a taste of Morelias finest pies...get it?




Let's see what you two pros of the big league game can do with some sweet, innocent Morelianas...I suspect that they won't have a chance!

[Mill Just]

MJ,

I'm coming to Morelia with Carlos. I have baked you some cookies...

Pour some Leche...Get the Skittles ready.

Lookin' forward to it.

Set up those corn-fed flaca morenas.

Wow, I never imagined I'd see the day when both Carlos AND Uno would blow their way into my personal space!

I'll tell ya what, Uno, I'll trade you a taste of your cookies for a taste of Morelias finest pies...get it?

Never mind the flaca morenas...!!!
Line em up!!!!

Let's see what you two pros of the big league game can do with some sweet, innocent Morelianas...I suspect that they won't have a chance!

[Prokofiev]

" I am interested in your plan to take Spanish language lessons at Baden-Powell. I went to ther website and they look like a quality school with reasonable prices. Have you been there before? "

I have studied Spanish at Morelia Baden-Powell on two different trips for several weeks. I think they have some of the best teachers I have ever encountered - and I've studied at 12-15 schools thru-out Mexico, Spain, Argentina. I give it my highest recommendation. Of course, I talking about serious language study, not just "having fun". I have been at other schools where there was a lot more "stuff" going on - more students, drinking in class, partying after school, etc.

They actually make most of their money teaching English to locals. You can help by attending an afternoon English class or the evening English-Spanish exchange hour. I actually taught several classes, as my Spanish is quite good. They love native English speakers because of the pronunciation problem. Even the best of their English teachers have terrible problems with pronunciation. Also several of the late classes have women 25-40, so it is possible to hit on the English students. I did - although the result was a disaster . . .

The Spanish group classes are usually 2-4 students. I took private 1 on 1 lessons. Depends on your ability and what you hope to accomplish. I take Spanish lessons almost everywhere I travel because:

1) They are cheap and an instant way to tie into the local culture.
2) Can hit on teachers and students.
3) Force my lazy ass to get out of bed by 9am
4) and I even learn a little more Spanish . . .

Good Luck, -P

[MonterreyDude]

Never mind the flaca morenas...!!!
Line em up!!!!

MJ,

I'm coming to Morelia with Carlos. I have baked you some cookies...

Pour some Leche...Get the Skittles ready.

Lookin' forward to it.

Set up those corn-fed flaca morenas.

[Member #3453]

MJ,

I'm coming to Morelia with Carlos. I have baked you some cookies...

Pour some Leche...Get the Skittles ready.

Lookin' forward to it.

Set up those corn-fed flaca morenas.