I spent most of this past week outside of Salamanca.

Monday through Wednesday I stayed with my T�o Carm�n, one of my dad's cousins on my Grandpa Bartolo's side of the family. It was a bit overwhelming being at the rancho, but also an amazing experience.

Yesterday, I returned to Guanajuato (I was there for a little while on Sunday) with another prima, and now I'm back in Salamanca. I need to decide if I will leave to el DF on Sunday or later in the week. I still haven't had a chance to go to Morelia, Michoac�n to visit a great aunt.

I wanted to do a frequently asked questions thing, but I'm running out of time and need to go see Gaby, my t�a Lola�s 18 year old daughter (she�s really my aunt because Lola is my Grandma Juana's baby sister).

I'll answer comments and stuff later. But for Diana, I'll say that I have had my share of injuries here in M�xico. You know... I am a klutz. In Mazatl�n, I hit my knee in the bathroom and got a cut. It�s the same knee that had the ugly bruise from moshing back in May. I've also counted about 10 mosquito bites. I hate them. The first day on the rancho, I was holding onto a rope with one foot propped on the seat of the swing, when my little cousin Rosa Isela, jumped on my back. I lost my balance, but tried to hold on because I didn't want to fall. I ended up getting a painful rope burn on my right hand. Finally, on Wednesday when we went to the cerro, I broke a thumb nail really close to the live part. It was really painful.

Me siento: rested
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jardineros y dom�sticas - 07.27.05
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