I've been using the mother in law's camera, its not bad for a pocket one.
The cost of electronics are so high in Mexico, I'm going to wait untill I go home to replace them.
They ofset the tax so that the bare essentials such as food, clothing and shoes are cheap but luxuries such as electronics are expensive. It's a good system in many ways.
I still have some photo's to show you, takem from the M.I.L's camera and my mobile phone.
We are staying in a city called Puebla which lies near the foot hills of the Popocateptl volcano.
This photo is taken at the foot hills of the still active Popocateptl volcano near Puebla Mexico.
The volcano smokes all year round, and if the winds blowing in the right (or wrong depending on how you look at it) you can smell its sulphurous belch. In December the volcano is prone to small scale erruptions, but nothing too dangerous. When it rains it's ash is scattered on the cars, windows, floors and buildings of surrounding towns as a grimy black powder.
Me and Emily standing under a big cactus whilst visiting the some pyramids near Puebla Mexico. It's so big it has a bark covered trunk.
I almost had a couple of days in Washington, but the plans didn't work out so now I'm home.
It's nice to be back.
However, I came home to a nasty supprise. We rent our house, and have done for a couple of years now. We come home to find a for sale sign on the house and now have to look for a new place to live.
I want a mortgage but with the housing market so unstable, and a temporary one year employment contract with my uni I don't know if I should go for it.
I may just rent for one more year and see where I am on the job front then.
Hmmm the Bimbo kids has a plain almost generic wrapper, wheras the regular Bimbo has a cutesy cartoon teddy bear on the pack, surely it should be the other way round?
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The cost of electronics are so high in Mexico, I'm going to wait untill I go home to replace them.
They ofset the tax so that the bare essentials such as food, clothing and shoes are cheap but luxuries such as electronics are expensive. It's a good system in many ways.
I still have some photo's to show you, takem from the M.I.L's camera and my mobile phone.
I'll put em up soon.
This photo is taken at the foot hills of the still active Popocateptl volcano near Puebla Mexico.
The volcano smokes all year round, and if the winds blowing in the right (or wrong depending on how you look at it) you can smell its sulphurous belch. In December the volcano is prone to small scale erruptions, but nothing too dangerous. When it rains it's ash is scattered on the cars, windows, floors and buildings of surrounding towns as a grimy black powder.
Me and Emily standing under a big cactus whilst visiting the some pyramids near Puebla Mexico. It's so big it has a bark covered trunk.
Wash your hair the Mexican way with Placenta.
I almost had a couple of days in Washington, but the plans didn't work out so now I'm home.
It's nice to be back.
However, I came home to a nasty supprise. We rent our house, and have done for a couple of years now. We come home to find a for sale sign on the house and now have to look for a new place to live.
I want a mortgage but with the housing market so unstable, and a temporary one year employment contract with my uni I don't know if I should go for it.
I may just rent for one more year and see where I am on the job front then.
It?s pronounced M.I.L.F. not M.I.L.
Considering how nice Scottie's Missus looks, that's a firm possibility
and Bimbo bread.
we want pictures of a dirty mexican restaurant just like in El Mariachi!