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[*] posted on 9-29-2004 at 01:29 PM
Rancho Chapala


I stopped at this little restaurant for a COKE on SEPT 11 and also to visit my friend EUGENIO GROSSO PERALTA who owns the place. He and his wife built the property up over the last 25 years. Knowing how very few mexicans get a divorce .... I was surprised to hear that He and his wife after 25 years of marriage .... went their separate ways. She now lives in EL ROSARIO with a daughter while He lives at CHAPALA with a son and daughter.:o:o:o

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