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Mexico City HHH

 


INTERNATIONAL DRINKING CLUB WITH A RUNNING PROBLEM (TM)

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www.mchhh.com

 

SUMMARY

Every Sunday at 8 AM we meet in Casa Cholita, Minatitlan 12 in Colonia Roma.

Casa Cholita is an altruistic organization: we provide safe, inexpensive lodging for working professional women in Mexico City. Casa Cholita,
Security Corner in Mexico
and Hash House Harriers (MCHHH), combined, represent a not-for-profit organization.

 

Our weekly events have NO COST, except your own meals, drinks, transportation. We are completely INDEPENDENT from www.mexicohhh.com, a group that meets every Saturday afternoon.

Every Sunday we have attractive cycling, walking and running trails both in DF and out of town. This is a new group born on February 25, 2012 in Valle de Bravo.

Our current commanders have plenty experience in Hashing: Steve Frock Me Minden comes from San Francisco but has hashed all over the world, mostly in Asia. Sigrid Chicken Shit Bonkowski is German but her previous H3 Home was Beijing, China. Bulk Mail, currently retired from the US Embassy in Mexico City has been around practically since MCH3 was founded.

MC Hashers created The Culture of Safe Travel, Crime and Los Prevention and through this organization we have the support by the Mexican Government in our events. We promote the use of public transportation, designated driver and support local PD in alcoholmeter inspections.

 

 

COMMUNITY NEWS

 

Affordable Lodging for Working Women in Mexico Cityby Craiglist

CASA CHOLITA, Hospedaje Exclusivo Mujeres en el DF by Craiglist

 

Entertainment, Travel, Social


INTERNATIONAL DRINKING Jarra CLUB WITH A RUNNING PROBLEM

www.mchhh.com

 

Religious Services

UNION EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Is an International Multi-Denominational, English-Language Church.
Reforma 1870, Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City

Phone: 5520-0436 & 5520-9931 This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

CHRIST CHURCH (ANGLICAN/EPISCOPAL)

For over 143 years, welcome to the Anglican/Episcopalian, English language parish in Mexico City

Montes Escandinavos 405  Lomas de Chapultepec, 11000 Ciudad de México, Distrito Federal, México

Phone: 5202 0949 This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it



SOCIAL SERVICES

American Benevolent Society

Executive Director: Lic. Barbara J. Franco, Executive Director

Paseo de la Reforma 1870-201, Lomas de Chapultepec, 11000, México, D. F:

Tel: 5540-5123, Cel. 04455-1952-2609 This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

History

Talking history: The American Benevolent Society turns 140 by Catherine Dunn, Insidemex

 

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Coming up.. Mark you Calendars


MEXICO CITY FRIENDSHIP FAIR

CHRIST CHURCH

Saturday May 19, 2012

11 - 6 PM

Cultural, Social, Commercial Booths, Drinks, Food, Live Music, Raffle, Sports Groups, Grill

Monte Escandinavos, Esquina Sierra Madre, Lomas de Chapultepec

Tel: 5520-3763 Contact Name: Eduardo Garza Nextel 1088-1098 This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Our Buddies in Mexico

Los Sultanes del Norte Hash House Harriers (SDNH3) is an international social group which meets to have fun while running (although some barely walk!) on pre-set trails around Monterrey, Mexico. All colors, nationalities, genders, sizes, abilities & ages from 18-88 are welcome to join in the fun...

 

March 11, 2012 - Monterrey, Nuevo Leon

 

HASH TRASH ..

 

Our hash #51 was great yesterday with over 40 persons in attendance for the runners & wankers trails plus 2 kegs of Indio.

The next event is not until Saturday, April 14th @ 5pm - so after Semana Santa - however, if any hashers are passing this way over the holidays, just let me know & we'll definitely do a happy hour & quite possibly a live hare trail!?!


San Miguel de Allende Hash House Harriers (SMAHHH). Founded September 16, 2006 by Robert "Pro-Bono" Baines & Terry Rat's Ass" Weathers.  The SMAHHH meets every Monday at 3:00pm at the Longhorn Smokehouse Restaurant, which recently moved to a bigger and better location at Salida a Celaya 20. 

 


HASHERS PROMOTING MEXICO CITY

Hooraay!!!

Article Submitted on March 8, 2012 by Sister of Calcutta from the DC HHH, formerly with MCH3.

 

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Photos Cámara HERE

 

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Chronology of Our Historic Runs

 No. 1 - Valle de Bravo: February 25, 26, 2012

No. 2 - Casa Cholita to Gandhi Monument On On!!  Special Guests To Presidential Military Historic Gallery & Chapultepec Castle: March 10, 2012

No. 3 -  Toluca Highway to Desierto de los Leones Monastery: March 11, 2012

 

No. 4 - Teotihuacan Pyramids : March 18, 2012 

 

No. 5 - From Casa Cholita, through Condesa to Paseo de la Reforma, on on!! to the Zocalo: March 25, 2012.

 

No. 6 - Barrio Bravo de Tepito in  respectful Memory to Cholita, upon the first year of her passing: April 15, 2012.

 

No 7 - San Miguel de Allende, Gto .: April 20 - 22, 2012.

 

No 8 - World Day of Children in Orphanage Peace and Happiness: April 29, 2012 in Santa Fe.

 

No. 9 - Chapultepec Park for Yoga Classes & MUNAL Museum in Downtown for Classic Music Concert: May 6, 2012.

 

No 10.  Bosque de Tlalpan, UNAM, Coyoacán May 13, 2012 

 



 

Sehr geehrter Herr C. P. Gabriel Olvera Hernandez,
 
Aufgrund Ihrer freundlichen Unterstützung hatte der Mexico City Hash Club vom 25. bis zum 26.Februar 2012 ein wunderbares, unvergessliches  Wochenende in Valle de Bravo. Dieser phantastische Ort in Mexiko ist genau das, was Europäer an diesem Land zu schätzen wissen. Dieser typische Stelle in dieser wunderbaren Ecke der Welt, ganz in der Nähe des Flughafens von Toluca und Mexiko-Stadt, ist ein Fluchtpunkt für jeden, der sich entspannen, eine gute Zeit haben und, Einkaufen bis zum Umfallen“ will.
 
Wir konnten kaum unsere Einkaufsliste beenden, da Valle ja etwas für jeden Geldbeutel bietet. Somit versprechen wir zurückzukehren. Ihr Tourismusdirektor, Lic. Pedro Gonzàlez, der mit der Organisation des internationalen Halbmarathons und der Sperrung der Straßen einen vollen Terminkalender hatte, verwies uns an einen wunderbaren Reiseleiter. Sein Name ist Oscar Aguilar Garduño. Nachdem er zu unserer Gruppe gestossen war, ließ er sie nie im Stich und zeigte ihr jede mögliche Attraktion im Ort. Wir würden gerne anfragen, wenn möglich, den beiden eine offizielle Anerkennung für ihre Bemühungen für die Gruppe zukommen zu lassen, besonders im Hinblick darauf, dass Valle an diesem Wochenende voll von Touristen, Presse und Wochenendbesucher war.
 
Dank Oscar, auch „The Eyes“ genannt, wissen wir nun, dass Valle Mexikos neues Filmindustrie-Mekka ist. Es scheint, jeder Star kommt hierher, um am See, im Wald oder auf den kopfsteingepflasterten Straßen einen Werbefilm zu drehen, seinen neuen Song zu promoten oder auch sich einfach nur in einem der vielen schönen Hotels zu erholen.
 
Mario Gonzalez-Roman, unser Gruppenführer, wird Sie für die Funktion empfehlen, die beabsichtigt, Valle als einen wichtigen Zielpunkt für den internationalen Tourismus zu bewerben. Wir hoffen, Sie werden ihn und die Prominenten, die ihn begleiten, begrüßen.
 
Wir heben unser Bierglas auf Ihr Wohl und sagen Danke und Prost!
Valle war der Beginn unserer neuen Gruppe: Lauf Nummer 1
 
In Vertretung der Mexico City Hash House Harriers -
 
Marion

 

TRAVEL TIPS

Visiting Mexico City from Out of Town?? Security Corner in Mexico's Team lives in Mexico City. We know that there are lots of places to stay in this huge city. So here is a suggestion where to stay:

AFFORDABLE furnished rooms for female working professionals, postgraduate students in Colonia Roma,$ 4-5,000 pesos, international environment. Security 24/7, roof garden, kitchenettes, ALL services included: water, gas, electricity and internet, centrally located, 5-6 blocks distance from Chilpancingo subway station. Minimimum stay is 3 months. Currently 2-house estate is occupied by teachers, students from various prestigious, private universities. In order to arrange for appointment please provide full name, profession, name of employer or college, intended date of arrival and departure, phone numbers.

Upon receipt of your message we will forward photos and a detailed a detailed description of property. Write to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call (55) 5574-5228, cell 04455-54365137 for addtional information.

 

Lodging in this property is an extension of the altruistic program by Security Corner in Mexico. We support women who aspire for higher education or hold important, defiant corporate or governmental positions, normally come from abroad or from within the Mexican Republic to look for a dignified space, comfortable, well-located and at affordable costs. More importantly, SAFE. This is especially the case if our guests come from abroad. Mexico is currently in the center of controversy because of high levels of public safety problems, as reported beyond  our borders by international media. We try to contribute with the Culture of Prevention by providing a safe location. Combining this with practical drills when using public transportation once guests have checked in, make our final product one unparalleled. It's sort of a Residential Security Certification, tailored for our guests, the way most first-world embassies operate.

PLEASE compare costs, make your decision. Same rooms are available through Roomorama. Roomorama is the discerning traveler’s one-stop shop for short-term rentals. Wherever your next trip will be, or wherever your property is, use our online marketplace to connect and transact with hosts and guests who believe in convenient, rewarding and unique travel experiences. With an ever-growing inventory of hospitable accommodations, Roomorama is working to make you feel at home wherever you are.

Please click HERE for a safe place to stay in Mexico City and recommend us. Check out the rooms under the Colonia Roma headings, then compare costs four our female guests.

HOW TO REGISTER

You've never heard of us. SO, you ask yourself WHAT is Hash House Harriers?
.. Right?

Well, if so, click on this link by Wikipedia:
HERE.

We are a decentralized organization. Each chapter is called a "Kennel" - completely independent. There is no uniting organizational hierarchy.

In our case, Mexico City's International Drinking Club is an extension of the Culture of Safe Travel, Loss Prevention. We meet EVERY SUNDAY. Those of us who regularly meet to hash decide when we should meet  (hoorrrayy!) .

We normally leave from Casa Cholita, part of same program. We support working professional women who come from abroad or within Mexico seeking a dignified place. A comfortable, spacious, SAFE home away from home at more than affordable costs. Casa Cholita guests AND THEIR FRIENDS, acquaintances join local hashers and at the same time INVITE THEIR OWN FRIENDS to visit the most attractive places we have in town.

We run on parks, posh green areas
in Mexico City. Then we normally have brunch, play tourists by checking out interesting venues, museums, learn about Mexico's traditions, music and in the end of the day have a beer or two Cóctel, enjoy Mexican camaraderie. Last, we return home: Casa Cholita, where we live, have a weekly house warming.

There are more than1,700 Perro Kennels spanning all seven continents. Most major cities are home to atleast one chapter. Chapters typically contain between 20-100 members, usually mixed-sex, with some metropolitan area Hashes drawing more than 1,000 hashers to an event Pulgar hacia arriba (horrayy)!

This is a link to find your LOCAL HASH  WORLDWIDE, the one you are looking for.

This is our HISTORY in Mexico City. We work very Flirteo (hombre) hard Monday to Friday. On Saturday we wash our dirty clothes. HOWEVER, if interested welcome to try a similar group. More details, HERE. They guess what? Meet every .. Saturday. Compare programs, make your best possible decision. Hashing is all about having fun!

 

PROVIDE THIS BASIC INFORMATION simply by writing to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it :

Hash or Civilian name, email, name of employer, school, organization. Home and office address & telephone numbers, cellular  http://gfx2.hotmail.com/mail/w3/pr01/emoticons/mobile.gif included, who to contact in case of emergency. Also, your nationality.


 

WHAT WE HAVE IS ALL GOOD NEWS. FIRST, WE INVITE Y'ALL TO CONTINUE REGISTERING, AS SO MANY ALREADY DID.


 Sabelotodo What do I get by Registering??

First of all, we know WHO we are. This will give us all a .. safety net.

Except that this information is protected by our website manager. Every now and then you'll get our News Bulletin with pertinent recommendations about what to do, read, information about Mexico's Expat Community.

 

 

 February 8, 2012

Prof.

Paulina Alejandra Del Moral Vela

Cuautitlán Izcalli Mayor

Dear Teacher Del Moral:

On January 30 we requested your support for a planned visit to Cuautittlán Izcalli on behalf of postgraduate students from UNAM, Colegio de México, CIDE, in summary, Casa Cholita's guests and the Mexico City Hash House Harriers .

Diligently, Mr. Pedro Becerra, of your staff, immediately responded to such a request and on February 5, 2012 he served as a host. It was the first time we rode on the State of Mexico Suburban Train. We were impressed: the train cars are clean, service is efficient and the service, safe, modern. Early that morning Pedro met us at Lechería station and invited us to Espejo de los Lirios lake for the purpose of... RUNNING, RIDING BICYCLES.

 

Then he and members of his staff joined us for breakfast as we watched a unique attraction, a Canine Show, promoting the protection of Perro animals. Elsa, your assistant, then briefly joined us. Later, we were invited to a unique place we highly recommend to expats in Mexico, the Charlotte Yazbek outdoors museum, yet in construction. Thanks to Don Praxiteles Segoviano, its director, we were able to appreciate the incredible work by its only proliphic exhibitor. This is an important legacy not only for the State of Mexico but for the entire world of art.

If interested, our virtual visitors are welcome to partake in our UPCOMING EVENTS. Thanks to Pedro  we will have a cyclists event on April 8, 2012.. All welcome! 

Steve, from San Francisco, USA, Yun Mi, from Seoul, Korea, Siggi, from Germany, CP Maria Eugenia Pindter, CP Olga Lucina Cervantes López from Mexico and many other followers present with us this last weekend sincerely appreciate your support.

As you take leave as Mayor to aspire for a seat in the Mexican Chamber of Deputies, we believe you have a bright future, based in your professional professional, proven experience.


Sincerely,

Mario González-Román

AKA Bulk
Correo electrónicoMail

 

This group is part of www.securitycornermexico.com and as such you have many advantages, i. e., a daily news program, the Culture of Safe Travel, Crime and Loss Prevention and many other advantages. 

Upon receipt of your email, you will get confirmation of our upcoming activities, events. You may have a classified ad that we will be hoppy to place in our bulletin, COST FREE. You may want to transmit to other hashers information so we serve as bridge of communication. Information submitted is kept confidential. We are guests of embassy functions, travel frequently and must have this data as a rule of self-protection. 

PLEASE NOTE: You must be over 18 years. Children attend our events under parental supervision only. The Hash has nothing to do with drugs. We do not use, nor tolerate the use of narcotics.

Those offering to Host Events in our Calendar can do so by writing to  This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it


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 Mexico City Hash House Harriers

Founded on October 12, 1983 we have in the past received support by the Mexican Government, private organizations. All events are COST-FREE unless otherwise notified.

 

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HASHERS Recommend Mexpat & their PREVENTION PROGRAMS  


 

We meet on Sundays. The group www.mexicohhh.com meets every Saturday afternoon. We represent two completely independent groups. We request letting us know you are cumming AHEAD OF TIME.   

 

Select the group of your choice, according to your own program, agenda.

 

We are not responsible for " MexicoHHH.com" activities. We are completely independent groups. Our  common goal is to have fun, get to know Mexico and meet new friends.

The Hash House Harriers is an international network of social running clubs, whose essential aim is to exercise outdoors with a goal in mind: have fun. In Mexico City we have two independent groups working for same goals: have fun.

 


All details abour our events in SCHEDULE page.