Villa Maria Cristina Boutique Hotel Guanajuato

... is that the TV doesn't work properly, as doesn't the wifi. I've also realised that I REALLY prefer an ensuite to a shared bathroom howeverso spotless and right across the hall it might be.<br><br>My hostess, Gay is a wonderful cook. My daily tarrif includes breakfast (coffee, fruit, yogurt and a "main" - my favorite is huevos rancheros), and at around 2:30 pm a big main meal of the day, la comida, which usually consists of soup and a main, often with some ...

... setting up the altar. Our altar was not only honoring the dead, but was also honoring children who had passed away. As a backdrop, there were several magazine cut outs of young children and on the altar there were several toys. We added our sugar skulls, candles and flowers to the offering. Our altar is almost complete. Tomorrow we'll be baking pumpkin cake and day of the dead bread to add to the ofrenda. I'm looking forward to it! <br><br> <br>

... took a taxi ($2), which took me on my last tour of the subterraneos and delivered me back to my guesthouse. <br><br>To learn more about the callejoneadas you can go to http://www.laoferta.com/index.php?optio n=com_content&amp;task=view&amp;id=243& amp;Itemid=38<br>or even better, watch it on youtube! Here´s one video to get you started - and this was actually the group I saw - <br>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzpU I2TJlVs

Mexico et Emilie sont au Mexique !!!<br><br>Pas très loin de Querétaro se trouve la ville de San Miguel de Allende, autre splendeur coloniale, avec notamment une cathédrale magnifique. Tout comme Querétaro la ville est pleine de petites ruelles de toutes les couleurs.<br><br>Nous arpentons donc les marchés pleins de bijoux et d'artisanat typique, faisons une pause où Trucha ne parviendra pas à terminer son ...

Trucha et Emilie sont au Mexique !!!<br><br>Après avoir passé 5 jours au Yucatan, à Tulum, ils reviennent sur Mexico bien bronzés, cramés même.<br><br>Pour ce 2eme week end ensemble nous partons visiter un joyau colonial tout proche de Mexico : la ville de Querétaro. Mon pote et ex-colocataire lorque je vivais la bas, Thibaut, nous a prêté sa maison située sur les hauteurs de la ville ...

... html Conclusion: Let's see now, I have now written my third blog extolling the virtues of Guanajuato. This is not going to be a tough decision as Guanajuato would definitely be a destination that would be worth discovering if you are not put off by the colder night time winter temperatures nor the security concerns. Here are some valuable sources: http://groups ...

... the loved ones and ancestors who have passed away. It is a really neat celebration, and I will explain much more in my next entry, as I am sure picture will help me out immensely. Saturday is the day of the innocent, or the day when they honor all of the children who have passed, and then Sunday is fro all the adults. Stay tuned for  more there.   I am not going to pay for internet in the house any longer. It is too expensive to not work hardly ever- and I am ...

... the plaza where we were to meet thinking "please don't be this guy... or that one... or that one..." Not really a date, nonetheless the whole "blind" factor made me nervous. I am so glad I decided to meet Oscar because I really enjoyed his company (and he's cute). We got along so well that what was originally suppose to be an hour meeting quickly turned into 5. We have plans to go out again tomorrow... we'll have to see what happens (haha... I can hear my dad's voice in my ...

... have lost all of their belongings and money in a taxi and then proceed to ask me for my CREDIT CARD INFORMATION to buy a new plane ticket... um... just say NO. Even if the man "promises" to have his "wife"' wire you the money. SERIOUSLY.... WHY DIDNT SHE JUST WALK UP TO A STRANGER AND HAND THEM $1500?? I think poor Dorata has a few things to learn about the real world. Our schedules are different.. so I never see her at the house... She's nice... for what it's ...

Hello all. I am writing this blog in one of the ten or so internet cafès on the block here in Patscuaro, where we have been staying for almost two weeks now! I can´t believe how fast time flies sometimes. It seems like Raedie and I just left my uncle Tom´s place in Cuestacomate, but that was over a month ago. Since our last blog we have traveled a few hundred miles inland, and the temperature has dropped significantly. I am sure it is not as cold here as say ...