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Here are my thoughts in written form. I hope they are valuable and contribute to your growth.

Finding Direction at the zoo

We went to the zoo with the Cottrill family yesterday. They are missionaries studying Spanish in Cuernavaca, and they have two kids that are both older than Nathan. This was the first time I had ever met someone in person that I met online. It was cool to finally put...

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Premios Arpa

Premios Arpa Originally uploaded by Drpoulette Last night, Cole and I went to the Metropolitan Theater downtown for the Premios Arpa. They are music awards for Christian musicians in Spanish. We arrived quickly, with little traffic, and we had planned to valet park at...

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Habanero sauce in my eye

Salsa Originally uploaded by Drpoulette I was eating a quesadilla yesterday, and I put some salsa on it. This salsa is made from Habanero peppers, supposedly the hottest chili peppers in the world. When I closed the lid, some of the salsa (in slow motion) flew off of...

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A good long day

Today was a good day, but a very long one. I just got home from my second trip of the day to downtown Mexico City. I'll write a full update later about all the great things I got to do today, but for now, I'm going to bed. I'm really tired. Good night.

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links for 2007-10-20

The Associated Press: Church Restores Mexico Independence Hero (tags: Mexico) I-Mockery.com's Halloween Grab Bag - The Monster Initial Stickers Name Generator! (tags: halloween fun stickers generator)

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Polar Bears

Since we were going to the World Trade Center yesterday, we parked the car at the anthropology museum and took a taxi to the Expo. It's just easier, since we always get lost going home from the World Trade Center, plus it costs less to park in that parking lot. The...

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World Trade Center in Mexico City

Daily Mexico - October 18, 2007 - World Trade Center Originally uploaded by Drpoulette Yesterday we went down to the World Trade Center for the Christian Expo, where bookstores from all over Latin America (especially Mexico) come to exhibit their stuff. We went so we...

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links for 2007-10-18

Chavez steals show in Castro's Cuba | International | Reuters (tags: cuba venezuela) The History of Halloween ⊘ The History Channel (tags: Halloween history)

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Time Oriented or Event Oriented?

Sherwood Lingenfelter talks about time oriented people and cultures versus event oriented people and cultures in his book, Ministering Cross-Culturally. There are some cultures that follow clocks. There are others where time doesn't rule the day. Mexico is definitely...

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