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Tijuana: Montana de Basura
Mr Krause......want to be a good neighbor? Come across and stay with us for a while. My family and I moved from our cozy home in Washington State in August of 2011. We have lived here in Tijuana (west side) and have been working very hard with the sadness you have described at the dumps. We don't just work at the dump but also downtown for food and clothing projects and with kids on Saturdays with "Breakfast Fiestas" We do much more than stuff....we build and sustain relationships. Walls? I have seen a lot of things go on in TJ here in the last ten years. There are no 'walls' that we cannot knock down, climb, or walk around to get what it is we want to do be done. There is always a way. You want to be Jorge' new father? I know someone at DIF that can help if you really wanted to be his father. It would take some time and some money, but it can be done. Thanking God for all that you have is great and I encourage you to continue to thank Him constantly. I think **Javajoe25** and **crossborder_kenn** comments are true and it sounds like God has put this burden on your heart to do something. Ask Him what it is you are supposed to do.......Scott Barnet, ***baja soul patrol*** http://sandiegoreader.com/users/photos/2012/apr/1…— April 16, 2012 4:16 p.m.