Villa Monini Puebla

... due to its age. <br><br>As we walked through the market, we went by a park that had a bunch of those battery-operated cars that little kids can drive. They were just sitting there.... waiting to be used.<br><br>Camden and Hallie would have been in heaven!<br><br>After the market, we visited some absolutely beautiful churches in Puebla. Wow. They were so beautiful. One of the churches that we visited was of Saint Francisco. I felt a little obtrusive taking pictures of the ...

... story books, stuffed animals, and positive words on the walls; a perfect place to teach!<br><br>Our first group was brought in at 10:30 a.m. and we started right away with the activity. We asked 6 questions, asked them to "take a stand" and then talked about each question.<br><br>Apparently we had gone about this the wrong way. I'm not sure anyone in our first group said a word. They looked very scared and when I tried to give one little boy a high five, he ...

... an actually moat!<br><br>After our great tour, we went to the chiclet factory in Puebla! Cadbury owns the rights to chicklet gum and other gum such as Trident and Dentyne Ice. In fact the Trident and Dentyne Ice in your purse was made in Puebla as all Cadbury gum is made in Puebla. We saw how the gum is produced and were given great give-aways - bags full of Cadbury gum and candy including bubble gum suckers covered with chile! I assure you, it's delicious!<br><br>Dear Camden and ...

... Extremely Loud Music being blasted through a full P.A. system outside the women's clothing store across the street. They played some really bad stuff (bad pop, boy band pop... CELINE DION ON REPEAT)... but they also pulled out some Nirvana, Queen's Greatest Hits, and actually some of Britney's better work :D Turns out Mexico (and all of Central America) is L.O.U.D. And that was all we saw of Puebla... next up - Como se dice "Oaxaca"?

... 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>

... shaded with large trees and modern sculptures. What a beautiful blend of old and new. For the rest of the afternoon we visited the Amparo Museum, considered one of the most important cultural museums in all of Latin America. Opened in 1991 it incorporates ancient masks, sculptures tools and jewelry of Zapoteca, Totonaca, Maya and Olmeca origins. There are wonderful displays of the various ...

... for home 11/8- Flying home!!! (both are Continental Airlines operated by Express jet airlines) Flight 1 = Puebla to Huston, TX = Flight # 2129 = depart 7 am / land 9:03 am Flight 2 = Huston, TX to STL = flight # 2462 = depart 10:30 am / land 12:32 am

... i was trying to figure out how i was gonna get you out.  ha-ha...it was cute. In the convention center there was an art exibit we went through, it was very interesting, i took a lot of pictures there was some really cool stuff in it. We also went to the town theater, this was funny to because we looked around in teh seating area and then i followed Lili through a small hallway with cute windows and we ended up on the stage...i said ekk...are we allowed to be ...

... br><br>Our first stop was next to a market at a monument that has a dome top with an oculus. There was a big Christmas tree. After this we start our stroll along the Paseo de la Reforma, built by Emperor Maximilian in 1865. It&#8217;s modeled after the Champs-Elysees I Paris. It connects the Palacio Nacional with the ...

... tomorrow. He eventually gave up on the third or fourth attempt when they were still staring at him with blank faces. Poor guy, not being funny in Ireland is bad enough but he was certain he'd crack up the folks of Mexico with all his "bery fuuunny phrases"..tough break eh Left Puebla Saturday evning to face into an eleven hour journey to San Cristobal de las Casas..and not surprisingly, the bus was an hour late!!