Villas Juarez Oaxaca
Xicotencatl No 212, Col Centro, San Felipe del Agua Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 68050, Mexico
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Monte Albán - Zapotec Ruin
... ft) since its so windy that you have to go slow. Even going slow the ride only takes about 20 minutes.
The van let us off in the lower parking lot and we walked up to the entrance. The view from the parking lot was spectacular. I knew we would have some better views from the top. You pass by the visitors center and buy your tickets at the taquilla (ticket window). The entrance fee is 51 pesos per person.
The first part of the ...
Agave worms and puppy dogs tails
... discussing foods they hadn't eaten. Steve saw one of them taking a picture at the table and offered to include everyone in the shot. "Not right now but thanks" she said in her so valley girl accent. Alright, well don't come crying back to me when you want a group shot biattch.
Anyway, suffice it to say we had another excellent night in Mexico. Went back to our room for some mescal and off we went to sleep.
Tomorrow, we return to the D.F.
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Sonrisa
... out over a cement courtyard, but with Oliva's help it is the most perfect room I could ever ask for. Oliva has two dogs, shihtzus to be exact, by the names of Pirinola and Samuel. A pirinola is the spanish version of a toy top and sure enough, Piri lives up to her name!
I look forward to telling all about my adventures! Buenas Tardes!
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Top of the List for not allowed in the US
... band returned from their parading and positioned themselves next to the fireworks tower, continuing to play upbeat music. Adults set the hollow people frames on youngsters who then danced around wildly on stage, their heads and bodies towering over them to make giant 12 feet high dancing women. Arms flailed madly, violently punching other dancing giants. The crowd laughed, roaring loudly when the kids moved in such a way as to make the women\s chests shimmy and shake.
Ater many ...
Spanish class
... Joe is more advanced than I. So he is in a group with 4 others while I am alone with Nancy-- my instructor. In some ways the one on one is good but before arriving here I assumed Joe and I would be together and am disappointed we are not. I think it would be a lot more fun and less intense with others in the group but that being said, I recognize that I am lucky for the individual attention and opportunities to ask every question I have and have someone's undivided attention. ...


