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Prolongacion Boulevard Manuel Avila Camacho S/N, Fraccionamiento Costa de Oro Veracruz, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico, 94299, 229-989-8989
Veracruz - hot and humid like the Vietnam jungle. It remembers me the lyrics of RATM songs - "..there must be no Vietnam in Mexiko now" ... sometimes it feels like it already is...uuuuhhaaaa. However, the city is pretty relaxed and one can have a good time there, the better the more money you have! I stayed in a pretty hotel since it was a conference place and I really enjoyed the hotel swimming pool, since the sea was full of rubish.....what a pity imagining that some 5 kilometres away there...
Veracruz, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico jackyna
Me and my bag have had some issues and it decided to go on a little trip on its´own for 19 hours! It went down to the state of Oxacala, which i hear is quite nice this time of year. My bag seemed to enjoy it and came and joined me in Veracruz the next morning. I was rather ****** off though as it went without letting me know and the poor quality of my Spanish came to light when i was ...
Veracruz, Veracruz-Llave, Mexico andycrispGood morning! The sun in shining in Veracruz and I have finished packing. Today we leave for Puebla and I'm saddened to hear that the drive is only about 3 hours long. I wish it was more as I could greatly use the sleep but c'est la vie! I'll get what I can!
Last night we performed for a crowd of over 300 people and what a receptive audience they were. It seemed small since the venue we were in held almost 4,000 people, but this crowd definitely made ...
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Teaching people to love life as much as you do
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How amazing :) It was such a blessing to read what others had to say about me and it was so rewarding to also write about the futures of ...
... as that's truly mattered :) The staff at the aquarium even allowed three people to go into the shark tank and feed the sharks! One staff member, Phil (it was his birthday on Tuesday), and 2 students dressed in wet suits and took the plunge in a glass case. It was fun to watch them feed the sharks but also a little bit terrifying as those sharks were very hungry!
After the aquarium, we drove to Antigua, a nearby municipal city. Antigua is ...
Hi friends :)
Just wanted to wish you all a fabulous Wednesday! I've had a crazy 3 days here as we were prepping for the cast's arrival on Sunday and Monday, the cast arrived on Monday, and today was our first full day with the cast as well as Mexican Independence Day! I started a blog tonight but need to get up early tomorrow as we are going to the beach! I'll be sure to finish tomorrow!
I hope you all are well :)
Hugs,
Megan
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As I reflected on yesterday, I started to think about how I need to start working on living in the moment. My parents, boyfriend, and close friends have been trying to pound this into my head for as long as I can remember. However I always seem to be living in different time periods. During college I was always living for the future. What do I need to do next? What is my schedule for tomorrow? How can I plan for a February spring ...
... a day of new experiences! Mexico City is beautiful and I'm so excited to return at the end of our Mexico tour. I took many pictures, as you can see :) I experienced public transportation including bus rides that felt like roller coaster rides and subway rides that felt like the Sahara desert. And we walked. Oh boy, did we walk around! I think we determined that we walked around 4-5 miles that day. Yay for exercise!
I'm excited to say that my Spanish has already improved ...
... cheaper to just catch a bus there and back from Mex city and its a cheap cab ride to the ruins. I got back to the city in time for Tequilla night at the Hostel and people from all over the world were there and wasted. The next day I went to a castle in this huge parkin the city. The view was great from all the way up there. I then headed to the Museum of ...
Veracruz, Mexico ukulelekid... a walk to the nearest bar, which was about 25 minutes. It was called La Botica. It was very cool, and they played Reggaeton, Salsa, and Latino music all night. It was great! Our server was from Veracruz, but he had traveled for 11 years of his life, and had learned 6 languages! WOW! Well, regardless, we all stayed at the bar until it closed, then we went back to the hotel and got in the pool for about an hour! It was a very fun night! I even got to try out my dancing feet because I ...
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