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Mexico

             Anxious to go to Mexico since I was born my dad still had not gave us the news to if we were going to actually go. My dad then told me and my brother the news that we were actually going to go to Sauz,Mexico a small little town where my whole family was born. We where expected to live right after my sisters birthday party which she was turning twenty five.
             The day came we were going to take charter bus called San Luis they were suppose to take us thru all sorts of different cities in Mexico. We first stoped at Mont, Mexico it all say it in the name monte means mountain in Spanish and rey means king and they were not lying. It had all sorts of mountains they were all beautiful like something I had never seen in my life. The streets and houses were something different all needed to have been worked on.But it amazing at the end we really did not stop and try the food but I know it would have been great. After Monterey the bus took us to Guadalahara,Mexico we did not get off the bus that time but by the look of it was prettier then any place in Austin that I have seen. Then we went to Queretaro where we were going to get off and take another bus to Toluca. We got to Toluca bus station around twelve midnight .There was not a hotel open so we had to take a taxi to Teljulpilco a small town were I was born. We got there around two a.m. there was only one hotel open and we were lucky to have found hotel open that late. That morning we took no time we took a shower and got dressed up to go to Sauz which was about two hours way I was so excited that I was almost there. My dad met some friends that he recognized from home they gave us a ride up the mountain to Sauz. As soon as we got there I looked around and for me it was so beautiful it was unbelievable. There was canyon or mountain they called I la prieda negra or the black rock we took some pictures of it we were staying over at my aunts house.


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