Oaxaca Dorado
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Oh Ha Car
This is a really cute little city. After a 4 hour bus ride from Puebla we checked in and went for lunch in the Zocala (central market/park area). The Spanish influence is obvious and the balconies and pillars surrounding the park are very attractive. We had a feed of pizza (yes, very Mexican) for early dinner just off the square and then went back …
Scattershot Blogging
There are many things that our family has done or experienced in Oaxaca that are worthy of reporting, but have not yet been included in a blog entry. So, I'd like to devote this "Scattershot Blog" to filling in a handful of the gaps left by my other blog entries.
First, a progress report. I had the pleasure of reading Leah’s first completed chapter a couple of weeks ago. It was engaging, informative, and well written. ...
Santo Domingo
... been phenomenal, as have some of the other host families I have met here. Joshua and Ariadna, my intercambio partners, have gone above and beyond in making sure that I get the full immersion experience. I keep telling them that they need to visit me in Washington, so that I can return the favor. I hope that someday they do. For now, I’m enjoying getting to know Oaxaca with these wonderful new ...
Oaxaca, esto es Mexico! se siente su cultura
... intenso decorando la atormentada calle. Nos rodeaban unos cerros y montañas de diversos tamaños dando un marco verde y natural que apaciguaba el barullo de la calle...Freddy un encanto! una persona simple, muy amable, un gauchito diriamos en argentina. Conversamos durante el trayecto sobre la realidad de Oaxaca: son pocos habitantes ya que la mayoria vive en los municipios de los alrededores, y el 75% son pobres....
Y aqui va un poco ...
Swiching to Mexican Time
... judge, was sent to the US to live after his family grew tired of kidnappings, of which there had already been five or six. The disparity between the rich and poor in Mexico is the biggest in the world. Mexico is the 8th richest country, and home to the world's richest man, Carlos Slim. However, thousands of people also make their home amid trash in Mexico City's abundant dumps.
I however, saw none of this. What I did see was the amazing Museum of Anthropology, ...
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