Holiday Inn Aeropuerto Queretaro

... and enjoyed the quieter city life here. Cuautla is a gorgeous city and from Buzz's apartment kitchen we have the best view of the sunset. <br><br><br><br>The next day, we drove out to see Skydive Cuautla. I was most surprised when we pulled up. At the end of the runway there was a plane that had crashed months ago laying there with a tarp over it. The tail was sticking out though and I could see a fuscia pink color. Then I found out it was a King Air. Our King Air that we flew ...

... to me in Spanish. When I went back, I found that they only had the form in Spanish. I peered over the shoulders of a couple of people next to me and filled in the form the best I could. I then crossed my fingers as I passed the medical security checkpoint.<br><br>By the time I went through Customs and arrived at Baggage Claim all the bags from our flight had been removed from the conveyor belt. Ten minutes ...

FLUO EST AU MEXIQUE !!<br><br>En ce joli Samedi d'Octobre direction la ville voisine de Cuernavaca (1h de Mexico en autobus), dans l'Etat de Morelos. Beaucoup d'habitants du DF (District Federal = ville de Mexico) possèdent une maison secondaire ici où ils viennent passer les week end et les vacances loin du chaos.<br><br>La ville est très colorée, il n'y a pas 2 facades de maison de la même couleur ...

I hate to complain on a blog, but Americans like me that are traveling or staying in Cuernavaca need to know that the Pharmacy department at Wal-Mart, located in Domingo Diez Ave., discriminated my mother today because she was on crutches... since while on board of the electric scooter none of the clerks there paid attention to her, and they continued serving other costumers that arrived way after my mother did. She had to grab her crutches and stand up... when I got there I ...

... br><br>I slid out from underneath my blanket and walked to the window, where I was greeted by a luminous blue sky floating above a small garden brimming with bougainvillea, roses, and orchids. I&#8217;ve been a frequent visitor to Mexico since I was a child, and at the age of 47, I&#8217;ve truly lost track of how many trips I&#8217;ve made, but I never tire of this magnificent nation, with its stunning landscapes, fascinating culture, and most importantly ...

Set of along the "freeway" to Irapuato then made a mistake and ended up in instead of by passing, the usual nightmare finding my way out, all part of life's rich tapestry.<br>Then onto Salamanca to find the Mex 43 free road across the lakes. It would have been nice except for the mist and cloud and cold, good job I put a sweater on. I then got back on the "chargeway" as time was slipping by, I had hoped to make it very close to Taxco but it looked increasingly unlikely, but hey ho ...

... miercoles, y jueves y terminan a la una (o trece). No tengo clases en los viernes pero creo que hay clases especiales como deportes y bailar y otros, taekwondo también! Intiendo mucho pero no puedo hablar mucho. Espero que mis clases audará con esto. Creo que intiendo mi familia ahora. Hay muchos y es un poco difícil para recordar todos.

... so why not spend some energy pursuing happiness there? I've been pretty good at pursuing external forms of happiness (the best music, the best art, festivals, travel, food, fine wine etc.) and its been great, but not always fulfilling. A teacher recently said "We travel the world seeking delights - meditation increases our capacity to be delighted" Why else am I doing this? There is really nothing else I'd rather do and I am thankful to have the priveledge and means to do it!

I had become so tired of the Mexican food so I thought of going to McD, but I took my self saying It was the last day so I went to a breakfast place where I got in contact with Monica a Mexican woman which I talked to and in the end helped med finding a place to buy Mexican craft. The awe full thing or funny thing was that the prices were half the prices I have seen in the whole Mexico. After worth I took a shave at the ...

... when Don Juan Sanchez Alanis built his ranch in 1551. Imagine, that was only 30 years after Cortes conquered Tenochtitlan, the former Mexico City. He had as many as 500 workers to build up the ranch. Alanis is Tony Kellor's maiden name. Relative of yours Tony? Hacienda Jurica is not in the city of Queretaro but in what can be described as a suburb. We are a 25 minute bus ride from the center of the city. Getting to Queretaro from ...