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Posts From: Mexico 2004

Good evening! I am back at school and surrounded by at least two feet of snow. Quite a difference from the sunny beaches of Acapulco! Anyway, I have yet to recount my findings in Oaxaca and my trip back to the States. A week ago today, I and two other bandies, Melissa and Cathy, set out on a bus from Acapulco to Mexico City. Five hours later, we arrived and …continue reading

Hola! Well, I made it to Oaxaca. I’m in my 2nd full day here, and it’s been interesting so far. But let me lead up to where I am from back in Acapulco. So, most of the band left on Friday. On Saturday, the 25 of us that were well were invited on a yacht! A lady, who had read the paper and saw our concert advertised, 15 min. before …continue reading

We arrived in Acapulco about an hour before the sun set. This was probably the most excited we’d been since leaving for the airport two weeks ago. Our hotel Costa Club is shaped like a vertebrae and has 29 floors. My quad is housed on the 22nd and our balcony looks SW. What a beautiful view! That evening, I went exploring our awesome pool and took a short walk on …continue reading

Hola a todos, Well, there’s much to say that is very interesting, so let me begin from the beginning… Mexico City to Cuernavaca, Sun. Jan 25: The bus ride took only 1.5 hrs, and we arrived in the city around lunchtime. We were given a couple of hours to find food and to explore around. Cortes’ castle still stands, but I didn’t go in because of an entrance fee. After …continue reading

Buenos dias de Taxco! (Tas-co) It’s been awhile between emails, because I either haven’t found time or places to send messages from. If I recall, my last email came from before our departure to Puebla. We reached Puebla in the late afternoon and were dropped off at a small market (items for sale, not food). After 1.5 hrs of browsing around, we met at the city’s zocalo to get back …continue reading