The other side of the fence

When I was writing the last post I was stuck in a Sanborn's restaurant. After all I needed Internet, and there wasn't any Starbucks around.

It was really depressing, because I was in México City, but I had forgoten how depressing is that city, all gray, you need to drive for hours to get from ine place to another, LOTS of busy people, and worst of all, no good coffee anywhere.



After a nice, and very interesting trip to the "Museo de Antropología e historia" to see some of the Russian collections of the Ermitage. The came problem when I realized that the hotel I would stay that night was far to the south part of the city, and... crossing the city vía Insurgentes up to Tlalpan... at the rush hour it took more than an hour almost two, and I had just a Pizza for dinner, so, believe me, it was not the best experience I had. Besides... It seems that going from Insurgentes to Calzada de Tlalpan proves to be a lil... Tricky, to say the least



But the next day I went to the UNAM campus and I visited some book stores, one of them "Gandhi", really burned my time faster than expected, because I found some books I really wanted, and the problem was to decide which ones I'll take, and which ones I'll pass until next time.

Food was awesome because with only $35, the rough equivalent to 2.5 dollars I had a succulent home made food And I ended having an ice cream in Santa Fe, which is a well known commercial center.

All that was in my way to Toluca to visit some friends, but sadly it was too late, so I needed to keep my way to Morelia. It was quite harsh for me, because I an known for falling asleep while driving, so... I was stopping at every possible stop to walk

But it was quite Fun, after all I found some good places in México City. After all, even when it's a monstruous city with serious problems, it have many things that are worth to see and enjoy.

I'll post better content, but first and foremost I wished to tell you all readers of this humble blog that I wish you a Merry Christmas to all.

May your wishes come true this season, and my best wishes to the next year...

Thank you for reading

I had a vacations planned for this weekend, because here in México will have a freeday on 17 Nov, because of our Revolution which is on 20 Nov, but we move the freeday to have a longer weekend and to have the chance to go on a small vacation.

Problem is that I was feeling pain in my shoulder from quite some time, but I didn't care. When I was scared, was the moment I don't feel my arm from the elbow to the hand

The doctor said that I have three different muscles rips, one on the biceps, other in the pectoral and the last and more serious is on the back, but I don't remember the name of the muscle.

Well, it seems that my rip is 1cm of depth wich makes my nerves to be exposed, and that's no good, no good at all, because I may lose mobility on my arm

So I have my arm immobilized, and I am under some medications which make me feel really bad. I mean I can focus my mind on anything, I am feeling like if I am drunk, and I feel from time to time like If I was going to fall.

Having said so... No vacations for me this wekend

And This weekend was the Wrath of the Lich King launch, so I can't play either



Anyway... Don't let those small pains bother you, but Go to the doctor!, it may prolly be nothing, but we'll never know, and you may save some heavy medication.

Once upon a time there was a happy Family...

This is the story of a lifetime, the story about how people can be separated by a long distance, and still be linked by the heart. Years may come and pass, but we are still a family. And the story goes on...



I am very proud of my brother, because he attained his masters degree in History.It's curious that he's the second member of this generation of the family to get that degree (and the first wasn't me, even when I am the older brother), but my younger brother, who is even younger than Toño, has a Masters degree in publicity. But I guess I'll get my masters one day or another, because I want to be part of the "Masters" in the family

Obviously we had a party to celebrate that


And I was glad to see all the people who went there, because I saw many people who I hadn't see in a loooong time, but that proves that the friendship endures the time and place. I just hope that someday I have that many friends.
We are a very small family, that makes our bonds stronger, but we are a family with tradition here, and we are working to make that count.
I'll start sending some more important stuff, but I needed to brag about my brother, I know everyone of you would have made the same.

Have a nice day

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