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I really enjoyed downtown. Especially the riverwalk, the laid back lifestyle, and the Latin flavors!

I am now adding San Antonio to one of the places I am considering moving to!

A perfect example of good use of local resources for community development.

A great language school and cultural learning.

DO not visit in the winter. The cold and wind is a demon!

Dominican Republic,
México City,
Portugal….

:-)

And it is named after a great man!

I have flown American Airlines many times to México. I always stop by the Dallas Cowboy store while I am there!

I have also taken many good photos in the air, from the airplane from Dallas to Méxcio City.

Good memories…in transition.

‘Nough said!

Although I learned more about myself in those 8 weeks than almost any other time in my life!

So I guess I hated it, but found it to be highly valuable!

after reading Nelson Mandela’s “Long Walk to Freedom” I know I have to go see this place in person!

The landscape looks like the moon, hence the name Valley of the Moon. I want to go and take some great photos! My friend, Lorena, took these photos in the summer of 2006.

Tlaxcala is small, but it is very charming. It is a place to go and relax…the exact opposite of Mexico City. There is annual fair in mid-November that is huge! It is worth seeing. And the Copocabana Night club may be the only (major) one in town, but is one of the best I have ever been to. I would have never expected such a quiet town to have such a happening nightclub!

This was the destination of my first trip to México.

My girlfriend (at the time) was doing a semester exchange program at UDLA. So accompanied her for her first week. This trip was the launching of my many, many trips to my beloved México. :-)