El Sueno Hotel And Spa Puebla

... I'll have to come back some day :)<br><br>What a wonderful way to spend the final day in Puebla! Tomorrow we head to Mexico City, the final city on our Mexican tour. We are stopping at the President's estate on the way! We received an official invitation to visit. What an honor!<br><br>Better get some beauty sleep before meeting the President of Mexico!<br><br>Cross your fingers that I will have internet tomorrow so that these blogs can continue :)<br><br>Much love,<br>Megan<br><br>

... welcomed me back and it felt great to be on stage again :)<br><br>Okay! It's 10:45 a.m. and I need to finish getting ready. Our host dad, Edgardo, will be here soon to take Ronja and I to some see some ancient ruins and Mexican pyramids. I'm so excited! We actually get to walk in the pyramids!<br><br>I'll write another blog tonight when I get home. Off to Mexico City tomorrow... our last city before Europe!<br><br>Blessings :)<br><br>Megan<br><br><br><br><br>

... is a hit nightly television show, it will hopefully bring some positive buzz and great ticket sales for our Puebla show!<br><br>Another great day was had on Wednesday. It was our first community impact day in Puebla. Myself along with Lynsie (CA), Lindsey (AZ), and Coy (CO) traveled to a local shelter to help women learn to bake.<br><br>Or we thought that was our plan.<br><br>Instead, THEY TAUGHT US TO BAKE.<br><br>We baked a typical Spanish dessert called "Pastel Tres Leches de ...

... played the drums at the talent show, and he was amazing. He made me wish I had my drums down here with me/made me wish I actually had any drumming talent whatsoever. I only took two showers all week - the water was cold and the bathroom was nasty. I haven't been sunburned once in Mexico. I love chocolate and gummy snacks and ice-cream. I'm going to Boston in 2 weeks to visit Gordon. Much Love,Stephen

Accommodation <br><br>Whilst here I stayed at Hotel Reforma 2000, 4 Poniente No. 916, on the corner of 11 Norte, Tel. 01 (222) 242 3363, Web: www.hotelreforma2000.com . Their current rates were 200, 250 peso for 1 or 2 persons and 350 + 400 peso for 2, 3 or 4 persons in a room with 2 double beds. This good value budget hotel is set over 3 floors around a pleasant colonial style courtyard. The carpeted rooms with en-suite and cable ...

... Arrivant a Puebla un peu tard, on decide de rester sur place pour visiter un peu la ville et de prendre le bus pour Oaxaca le soir a minuit. Puebla est la ville qui a garde le plus longtemps des liens avec l'espagne par rapport au reste du pays. Cela lui vaut une architecture coloniale tres riche. Les batiment y sont magnifiques, par contre l'atmosphere semble moins detendue qu'a Cuernavaca. C'est une ville beaucoup plus grande et ...

... BUT...when i went to look at them most of them did not show thumbnail images when i clicked on them. We figured something had happened when we moved them from the desktop to Lili's laptop so he went downstairs to check there...but it was the same. AND to turn this minor inconvenience a disaster I had deleted them off my memory card, because it forced me to reformat the card when i placed it back in...so...unless we can figure out how to open the files all those pictures are ...

... I ended up spending quite * bit of time with *s they were good comp*ny (*p*rt from their pseudo bl*ck street sl*ng which is we*ring * bit thin). Oh *nd the str*nge, somewh*t *ggressive, Swiss w*ster who seemed to be ´living´ in the hostel *nd whose diet consisted of coke, f*gs *nd weed. The st*ff *lso deserve *t mention *t being *cross-the-bo*rd helpful *nd p*tient with my stuttering Sp*nish. One thing th*t strikes you immedi*tely upon entering the centr*l squ*re ...

... at the desk. <br>This young guy talked English very well. He told me how to get to <br>Xochimilco by subway and told me about mall and stuff. I took a tour book <br>about Mexico from the book exchange and we returned to our hotel. That <br>night I spent sometime reading the tour book and decided where to go the next <br>day. The hotel room was very warm this time.. unlike our stay before we <br>left for Puebla.

... is on has only book stores on it for a block, then the next block is camera shops, then the next wedding dress shops! Its really very good though one would wonder how they make money with their competition right next door! The pastry shops are amazing! We found one that sold decorated cakes - now these cakes are huge! They would be at least 2 meters and have a dozen layers! They were iced very artistically as well. We´re finding the air a bit hard ...