Mexico Dia Cuarenta
Hmmmm..hmmm.hmmm.......hm.hm.hm....... I woke up had some cereal with a banana and went to school. In history we talked about the colonia of spain after the fall of the Aztecs. In sociedad we talked about the indigenous peoples of Mexico and the lives they live. The indigenous people of Mexico receive no benifits from the government and often live in poverty. It is interesting that the government does not really care about the ancestry of its people. The only reason the government cares about indigenous people is for its census. It is also interesting that the way someone is classified as indigenous is by what language they are taught at birth. It has nothing to do with blood, only the first language one learnt.
Our maid (yes i´m spoiled) was back and feeling much better. Por eso, lunch was good. We had enchilladas filled with vegetables and salad. After lunch I went to el centro with some fellow estudiantes and some mexicans. We went to a nice little cafe, played some jenga, sung some songs, had some coffee, and talked. At around 9:30PM I took the combi back home and did some reading for school. Luego, zzz...(that means sleep).
Our maid (yes i´m spoiled) was back and feeling much better. Por eso, lunch was good. We had enchilladas filled with vegetables and salad. After lunch I went to el centro with some fellow estudiantes and some mexicans. We went to a nice little cafe, played some jenga, sung some songs, had some coffee, and talked. At around 9:30PM I took the combi back home and did some reading for school. Luego, zzz...(that means sleep).
all your posts make me hungry!
i miss mexican food and going to freebirds in the middle of the night with you and the gang
Posted by Maura | 7:52 AM