Puente Real Hotel Puebla

Wow.<br><br>What an amazing day. If any of you are looking for vacation spots in Mexico, allow me to suggest Puebla!<br><br>So my current host family's mission was to make Ronja and I happy. No seriously. That's what our host dad told us at the beginning of the week. His way of making us happy was through food. We've had a different type of food - either from Puebla or Mexico in general - for breakfast and dinner every day since we arrived.<br><br>And he found out that I like ...

Hello friends and Happy Sunday!<br><br>So I have gotten into the habit of starting entires and not finishing them :( I start an entry, have every intention of posting the entry on the blog, and then fall asleep... sometimes with the laptop on my lap in the morning! I wrote this blog on Friday after the show. <br><br>The title of this blog is a song in our show. I know I've mentioned it in earlier blogs. That title seems appropriate as I reflect on my community ...

... did this later year and it was so easy to do! Such little things save so much :)<br><br>As we are working on becoming a greener cast, I have a "go green" challenge for all of the readers :) I compiled a list from the environment presentation of different ways you can help save on energy and water consumption, reduce your trash and food waste, and cut back on your transportation needs. Try to incorporate one in each section and, once it becomes habitual, add one more each week ...

... She studies astro physics or something like that, way out of my league, and Mariana studies bio medicine. Two smart girls, I didnt expect to meet people with degrees like that in Mexico! Doesnt everyone ride donkeys and wear somberos here??? We headed back into Puebla to get some more food around the Zocalo. The lonely planet says that Puebla is known for its food. Having someone with us that could explain all the dishes helped so much, and we ate some of the best ...

Accommodation <br><br>Whilst here I stayed at Hotel Reforma 2000, 4 Poniente No. 916, on the corner of 11 Norte, Tel. 01 (222) 242 3363, Web: www.hotelreforma2000.com . Their current rates were 200, 250 peso for 1 or 2 persons and 350 + 400 peso for 2, 3 or 4 persons in a room with 2 double beds. This good value budget hotel is set over 3 floors around a pleasant colonial style courtyard. The carpeted rooms with en-suite and cable ...

Puebla est la capitale de l'Etat du même nom, située à 110 km de Mexico, encerclée par les volcans Popocatepetl, Iztaccihuatl et Malinche. C'est la quatrième plus grande ville du Mexique, où se situe l'usine Volkswagen qui produisait les célèbres ...

... architect in 1897, 'Palicio Municipal' dominated the other. The atmosphere was buzzing, people drinking coffee watching the world go by, music in the background, a film crew filming in one corner, it was so reminiscent of our time in Rome....We joined the coffee culture at, quite appropriately, 'The Italian Coffee House,' then explored the back streets and many tiled façade buildings, colonial houses and churches. Unfortunately (or fortunately ...

... formal things but they are the ones that looked out of place not the other way around. We were interested to find a whole section of Life is Good stuff in one of the department stores, i found some cute stuff but think it was the same price or more expensive than at home...but i do think i might have to visit the store on main street. I didn't know they have so many things...i guess i have only seen stuff in smaller sections at other stores.

... there...First i picked "The persiut of happiness" with Will Smith, which they seemed mediokerly excited with and then i said maybe they can pick a few then I can choose from those. And they said or you could choose a few and we can pick...ehhh...so i kept that one and picked another, a football movie with matthew McConahay (sp?)...ummm...Marshall i think. I took it to them and held up the two, they seemed to like this one also. Paco ...

... to Oaxaca where I bumped into Jorge, an amiable Spaniard spending a year doing the Panamerican from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego. I arrived at my hostel - my first real experience of these and it wasn´t good. The vibe was far too hippy for my taste and it was clear that hammocks, rather than hygiene was their top priority. Luckily they had a room where I would be the only occupant so I dumped my stuff and went out to find a nicer place for the rest of my stay ...