La Purificadora Hotel Puebla

... of Coca-Cola nearby, just in case.<br><br>Carman, Coca-Cola is everywhere here! It's a city meant for you! :)<br><br>Then I had mole con arroz. Mole is a typical Mexican sauce (somewhat like gravy). It's like a sweetened gravy and, according to my host mom, has chocolate and bananas in it too! I had mole with Spanish rice rolled into a tortilla.<br><br>And another bottle of Coca-Cola.<br><br>And for dessert, strawberry meringue! Wonderful :)<br><br>We headed back to ...

... not eat lunch with UWP that day.<br><br>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!<br><br>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 ...

... a great song that I've been listening to a lot lately. I think it really embodies the UWP mission. It's called "'Give Me Your Eyes" by Christian singer Brandon Heath. Enjoy!<br><br>Give me your eyes for just one second.<br>Give me your eyes so I can see<br>Everything that I keep missing.<br>Give me your love for humanity.<br>Give me your arms for the broken hearted, <br>The ones that are far beyond my reach.<br>Give me your heart for the once forgotten.<br>Give me your eyes so I can see.

... a coffee, and then heading home to load the photos from the last few days on Marianas computer and then off to bed. 8th April. We packed up and headed for the bus terminal. Mariana even came to the bus stop to see us off. Her Mum had called and told her Brendan had left is glasses at thier house. I think we will try to have them posted on to a friend in Merida for later in the trip. It was sad to leave Puebla and Mariana. She had taken us around the last two days ...

... are a little cramped, but are still good value for money. <br><br>Another good budget to midrange option is Hotel Centro Historico, 4 Poniente No. 506, Tel: 01 (222) 246 8942. The refurbished modern rooms are kept in pristine condition but are a tad on the small side. Their rates were 250 peso for 1 or 2 persons. <br><br>Hotel Provincia Express, Avenida Reforma No.141, Tel: 01 (222) 246 3537. This pleasant midrange hotel is as ...

... br><br>Le centre de la ville est inscrit au patrimoine de l'UNESCO pour sa très belle architecture coloniale, dont la magnifique cathédrale.<br><br>Gastronomiquement, Puebla est réputée pour être la ville d'origine du mole y les chiles en nogada.

... PHOTO_ID_L=colorful-landscap e.jpg] Winding around the mountains made driving a little slow but overall the road was good. Thanks to the Google Earth Maps sent by our friends who live in Puebla it was very easy to find Las Americas Park. On arrival we discovered two caravans parked and there was only one site left. Luckily this was on the upper part of the park and not difficult to access. We ...

... to take pictures but did not have as good of luck as i would have liked...i think i got better ones of poeple i don't know while i was practicing than i got of Lili herself, but Liliana got some really good ones so I think i will get copies from her. After the ceremony there was a reception outside in a courtyard/square with finger foods and deserts and drinks (again with the men and trays...this time it did not seem so bad for them. Happy Thanksgiving again!!

... something at toco bell, unless i have never been with someone eating one...which is unlikely. I tried some other things also but the names escape me now...they were all very good! -We checked to see what was playing at the Imax theater, it was about the amimals of canada...we decided that if i wanted to learn about the animals of canada, i would go to canada, now i am in mexico. -We also went to the visitors center and got me lots of brochures and maps with good stuff in them.

Puebla Fri 17th-18th November, 2006, ***, Maccy Ds, Burger King, Domino's, 7eleven, Oxxo, Radioshack We arrived early Friday in Puebla expecting to find a little town but what we found was what seems to be a typical Mexican city: An easily navigated centre with a large sprawling suburbian mess. Puebla is a grand, oul place to spend a day or two in normal circumstances but Collins and I had the fortunate ...