Well - my four weeks at La Casa are up. I've really enjoyed it and hope I'll be able to return maybe this time next year. What has made the whole experience all the more enjoyable has been the company of the other Volunteers and the warmth and friendliness of all the teachers and people working at La Casa. Six of us went out for a meal last night and a few (???!) drinks afterwards. In the restaurant the waiter made Caesar salad at the table: making the dressing from scratch in the bowl - I've never seen that done before. We then went on to a bar where it was still happy hour - two margaritas for the price of one (equiv of £3)he The barman asked us what music we wanted to listen to and found it on You Tube. My choice was 'Spanish Moon' by Little Feat. When I hear that track in future I'll be able to close my eyes and imagine I'm still in San Miguel. We then went on the another bar called 'La Cucaracha' - the cockroach. That one was interesting :) Killer margaritas there. I'm off now to man our Jewellery Stall at the Craft Market for a couple of hours then out to dinner again on this my last night in San Miguel. I'm returning to Queretaro tomorrow for my final week, this time around, in Mexico. The next post from there x
Well - my four weeks at La Casa are up. I've really enjoyed it and hope I'll be able to return maybe this time next year. What has made the whole experience all the more enjoyable has been the company of the other Volunteers and the warmth and friendliness of all the teachers and people working at La Casa. Six of us went out for a meal last night and a few (???!) drinks afterwards. In the restaurant the waiter made Caesar salad at the table: making the dressing from scratch in the bowl - I've never seen that done before. We then went on to a bar where it was still happy hour - two margaritas for the price of one (equiv of £3)he The barman asked us what music we wanted to listen to and found it on You Tube. My choice was 'Spanish Moon' by Little Feat. When I hear that track in future I'll be able to close my eyes and imagine I'm still in San Miguel. We then went on the another bar called 'La Cucaracha' - the cockroach. That one was interesting :) Killer margaritas there. I'm off now to man our Jewellery Stall at the Craft Market for a couple of hours then out to dinner again on this my last night in San Miguel. I'm returning to Queretaro tomorrow for my final week, this time around, in Mexico. The next post from there x
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