Holiday Inn Boca Del Rio Veracruz

... br>Possible Obstacles: Resistance, no response, no complimenting action

*This act is difficult because you never know when it is completed! You just need to hope that it is!


It seems easy at first but one must actually attempt to do each "act"! However, it's a great goal to have for each day :)

After an afternoon of great educational activities, we headed to a busy plaza in Veracruz to perform a mini-show of our actual show. The plaza in Veracruz is always busy ...

... sent me a message a few days ago saying that he was excited to help plan some activities for the cast. It was great to meet him at the airport! He drove me around Veracruz and showed me some great, historic places as well as local hangouts. 

I met up with Andi and Jorge - the Veracruz marketing team for UWP - at around 10:00 p.m. They are staying with the family of one of our staff members who is from Veracruz (Manuel Rivas, our sound technician). It was great to see ...

... a long trip (4 hrs to Mexico City & then 5 hours to Jalapa) We got up super early 4:30am and left for Qro. We arrived in Jalapa at 3:30 pm which gave us a chance to find a place to stay for the night and get our bearings. My mother decided to buy a map of Jalapa and you don't know how difficult that was to find it! No one in the centro had/has it! We were amazed but finally on Monday we went to Wal-Mart so that issue was settled to our satisfaction ...

... flavored Shrimp.. but instead I got some kind of piece of fish! It definitely had the scales on it still, which I usually do not like, but I figured Iīd try it, and this peace was actually pretty good! After dinner, Diego, Zach and I went to the port of Veracruz. Wow! There were TONS of vendors there! It was unbelievable!!! They were selling the same thing at every booth. After we walked through all of that, we were trying to make our way to a very famous coffee shop in Veracruz- La ...

I went to Guanajato for a night this weekend. It is an attractive town with historical importance, beautiful buildings, a university and a museum full of accidental mummies. Once a silver and gold mining town (built in colonial days), The town now draws in the capital of many tourists. The minerals in the ground coincidentally combined to create of affect of preservation on the many ...

... looked back through my photographs on the fantastic little digital camera I bought with the salary from my first adult job. As summer approached, I set out seeking adventure and in my own little lost bus, found it. It was a good feeling. We pulled into el Jardin and I checked my watch to see if I had a chance of getting to class on time. The watch wasn't displaying the time, but rather the date. I hadn't thought about it all day: July 4. Happy Independence Day.

There is a "hot spring" a bit outside of San Miguel. It was built in '68 as a practice facility for the Olympic Games. Many swimmers were worried about the high altitude of Mexico City, so they came here to practice first. It is a very large swimming pool that is slightly warm because it is heated from a nearby hot spring. It is not a "hot spring" in the Oregon ...

Last night I went out salsa dancing. After the salsa band stopped playing mi amigo enrique took britney and I to a discotec that is popular amoung locals. The place was packed and britney and I were some of the only gringos around. I ended up on a balcony dancing above the crowd with the spot light on me most of the night. I danced (with vigor) until 4 in the morning ...

I am picking up more Spanish - poco y poco. My host grandma and grandpa were not at lunch today. So we played with the maids and grandchildren. The granddaughter loves the movie Grease. I love the movie Grease! What are the chances? International common ground found over John Travolta. Lunch was gross. We couldnīt figure out what the meat was. We asked the maid, but there was much confusion. Finally I said ...

So I packed carefully, fitting everything into my one small carry-on to avoid the hassle of checked luggage. David dropped my off at the airport and I cried. Certianly not the first time I've cried at an airport and most likely not the last. I managed to fall asleep before my first flight. Upon boarding, I was told the flight was completely full and there was no room left in the overhead ...