Year in and year out

So it has been almost a year since my last time writing in this here blog.
I kind of gave up for a while there, on pretty much everything to be honest. It was all work and sleep and drink.
Now I'm regaining my life, kind of like coming out of hibernation if you will.
I'm still moving forward with my want to move to Mexico.
I have a "new" plan that will probably fail just like my others have but I think it's a little more sturdy.
I've been working to save money so that once I'm ready to move I'll have a good savings set aside in case finding work proves to be difficult. At the current moment I only have a couple hundred but with baseball season less than a month away I'll be bringing in the money a lot faster, and at bigger increments.
My Spanish class is still in my life once a week. I've learned more than I ever thought that I would so now, hablo espanol muy bien.
I don't really even have to think about it anymore when I need to switch from Spanish to English or the other way around.
I've been trying to figure out a better plan for finding a place to live than the only plan I can come up with.
So far it's get to Mexico, possibly stay with the ex for a while until I can find an apartment all my own.
Speaking of the ex, he and I have been talking a lot more and I'm not really sure what's going on with the two of us but I'm planning a trip down there in the end of April (money allowing) for like 10 days to re-acquaint myself with the city and with him.
I've been trying to research moving to Mexico even more than before but to no avail. It seems as though most of the people who have successfully moved from here to there are older and retired. Having a steady income from a retirement plan or 401k or whatever from the states is probably a hell of a lot more convenient than saving a couple grand and hoping for the best. I'd really like for there to be a site somewhere in the great wide net that can tell me about moving to another country from the perspective of someone my age who has done it and possibly without a huge bank account.
Finding a job will be hard, an apartment, figuring out my transportation options. All of that is going to give me a migraine I'm sure, it'd be nice with a little guidance.
I guess I'll just have to keep on trucking and hope for the best.
Buenos Dias a todos!