Holiday Inn Puebla-Parque Industrial Finsa

... its age.

As we walked through the market, we went by a park that had a bunch of those battery-operated cars that little kids can drive. They were just sitting there.... waiting to be used.

Camden and Hallie would have been in heaven!

After the market, we visited some absolutely beautiful churches in Puebla. Wow. They were so beautiful. One of the churches that we visited was of Saint Francisco. I felt a little obtrusive taking pictures of the church. On a ...

... not eat lunch with UWP that day.

It was such a blessing to meet these different families, converse with them, meet their children, and of course, savor some of their delicious cooking!

I felt like Wei, Yunjie, Sarah and I had a small role in those children's lives. It may have been the first time either of those children had met someone from a different country (at least from China!). Nevertheless, I really felt like the 3 of us made an impact on ...

... surprised!


Energy:
Use a reusable shopping bag when shopping. These are available at places such as Target and JoAnn Fabrics. Matt's mom bought me a JoAnn Fabrics' bag that I used when I was home and I have an Aspen, Colorado bag that I use while traveling.


Shut off lights when you lave the room. Also, consider whether or not you need the light on. If you're making lunch in your kitchen, allow the natural sunlight to shine in and provide light.
Puebla, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico meluebke

... Sol. We were joined by only 2 other tourists at the summit and a dog that looked down at us with huge beseeching eyes. I offered the cute flea ridden scamp a piece of pastry but he refused. Instead, after a little scratch behind the ears, he led us all the way to the Pyramid of the Moon climbed up with us! If you ever find yourself at Teotihuacan, please bring a few flea collars for the local residents. At 10 a.m., hordes of tour groups descended. We had to run to stay ahead ...

... and you can climb down into it...it was crazy! Then off to a really cool local market for lunch where I played it safe and had a quesidilla while Ian branched out and tried the soup of the day. Unfortunately for him, the tripe was easily recognisable and he quickly lost his appetite! Then Enrique dropped us at the bus station and we are itno a bus headed to Mexico City - the biggest city in the world (?).....shoudl be a change!

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Le centre de la ville est inscrit au patrimoine de l'UNESCO pour sa très belle architecture coloniale, dont la magnifique cathédrale.

Gastronomiquement, Puebla est réputée pour être la ville d'origine du mole y les chiles en nogada.

... for it to be good. If it bounces in the basket or falls the other team gets a point or if the other team makes a good "pass" and you miss it or it was fair but impossible to get, they get a point. Play goes to about 24 points. I was very impressed by this sport because the ball is quite hard and travels very fast. I saw many difficult moves that were fair but impossible to return, players jumped up and hit the ground (concreate ...

... classes for the members of the neighborhood council for El Barrio de Santiago. The second concerns the diabetes research of UPAEP and the many projects they are implementig to diagnose Diabetes in both Puebla and all of Mexico. The last was a story on my perceptions and experience in Puebla, and I had the fortune of writing in in English ...

... Volumengroessten Pyramide der Welt...die is naemlich in Puebla, nich in Afrika. Is bloss leider nix von zu sehen...halt n grosser berg auf dem ne kirche steht, die spanier haben auf den pyramiden leider immer kirchen errichtet und dazu die pyramiden selber genutzt. Da in Mesoamerika Pyramiden als Erdaufschuettungen, mit ...

... so the soldiers knew there was no way back. They had to conquer and win. In the corporate world we would describe him as being very focused and having good man management skills. Anyway he did what he had to do, wiped out most of them and built huge cathedrals on top of demolished temples. Cue the missionaries to spread catholicism and New Spain had arrived. But they did build impressive structures. The cathedral in Mexico City is probably the biggest I have seen. And as if to ...