Hotel Imperial 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>

... Europe - songs by ABBA, Queen, and songs in Finnish, Dutch and Swedish! It's going to be great :)<br><br>Some members of our group have a great presentation today about the environment. We learned about different types of energy and which countries specialize in each type. Then the group issued a challenge to our cast involving food waste and consumption. <br><br>First, our cast is going to try to reduce our food waste. For example there were over 10 uneaten lunches today. All of that ...

... hotels close by and bargained with the reception for a good priced room for the 3 of us. We ended up finding a winner, something cheap and clean and situated right alongside a massive market filled with cd's, dvd's, souvenirs, food and much more. The masses of porn dvd's right outside out hotel didn't seem to sway us at the time until ...

... and antique furnishings. They have the choice of smoking or non smoking rooms and the manager speaks fluent English. Their current rates were 2100 peso for a suite and 1750 peso for a standard room. <br><br>Hotel Posada San Pedro, 2 Oriente No. 202, Tel: 01 (222) 891 5700, Web: www.hotelposadasanpedro.com.mx . This fine hotel offered numerous rates and packages, so best to take a look at their website for current rates.<br><br>

... but, when they came to work the next day the bells were had been placed in the towers. It was believed that this was done by angels and thus the name of the city, Puebla of the Angels. Atop the pillars of the fence surrounding the Cathedral are angels. From the Cathedral we strolled to several of other historical buildings and the Santo Domingo church. The Santo Domingo church was constructed ...

... of the osterich...i have had a closer encounter with one of those before.) There were many different animals on the safari portion of the trip including: small monkeys, girraffees, elephants, hippos, goats, deer (this was the only animal i did not get a good look at but i figure i see enough of them at home along hwy 94...hee-hee), buffalo, bison, and many others. My favorite was the lions! at the zoo at home it is diffcult to see the loins in ...

... my whole walk in the museum! I didn&#8217;t care about the museum as much as the real pyramids :P We returned to town and had dinner in the tortas place next to our hotel. The tortas tasted good and we went to the bus station to take a bus to Puebla. I sat with Pollo on the bus and he kept me talking on the whole way. I ...

... to catch my bus back. Unfortunately, I didn´t realize that half of Mexico City came to Taxco for the weekend. Sunday night is apparently a very popular time to go to the city. Ugh. At 3 I tried to leave, and couldn´t get a ticket until 6. I had seen enough of the city and had walked up more than enough hills, so I perpared to wait it out in the bus station. Then I remembered that there was another bus terminal that I passed ...