I've been here in Guanajuato, Mexico for three weeks now. Tomorrow I leave for Acapulco to meet up with the lovelies Ashley and Kristen.
The title of this blog comes from yesterday, when I went with my teacher to a small pueblo just outside of Santa Rosa and heard my first ''¡oye guera!'' A very important moment for me and my life in Mexico.
The title of this blog comes from yesterday, when I went with my teacher to a small pueblo just outside of Santa Rosa and heard my first ''¡oye guera!'' A very important moment for me and my life in Mexico.
These pictures are really out of order, because blogspot is surprisingly difficult to edit.
Enjoy!
Climbing up to ''La Bufa.'' Our final destination is the top of the hill on the right.
Made it 
Agave plant on the way to la bufa
guanajuato from la bufa
My hostel, from the roof.
A street I walk down every day to school.
Escuela Mexicana
Iglesia
Iglesia and the main plaza, Jardin Union
University of Guanajuato
Graduation Day! On the roof of Escuela Mexicana
Hanging out with Brenda and Fer my first day in Guanajuato
My first margarita in Mexico
Cesar and Fernando, the two boys of the family I stayed with, (on either side of me) and Cesar's friends.
One of my favorite things about traveling: (l to r) Matthias is from Sweden, Ashlie is from Seattle, Heather is from Canada, and Tony is from Australia
On the steps of Teatro Juarez, where students are always sitting, meeting, making out, etc.
Cooking class!
Went to a cantina with one of my teachers. there was a urinal right next to the bar.
It got quite a bit of use.
Iglesia and the main plaza, Jardin Union
University of Guanajuato Graduation Day! On the roof of Escuela Mexicana
Hanging out with Brenda and Fer my first day in Guanajuato
My first margarita in Mexico 
Cesar and Fernando, the two boys of the family I stayed with, (on either side of me) and Cesar's friends.
One of my favorite things about traveling: (l to r) Matthias is from Sweden, Ashlie is from Seattle, Heather is from Canada, and Tony is from Australia
On the steps of Teatro Juarez, where students are always sitting, meeting, making out, etc.
Cooking class!Went to a cantina with one of my teachers. there was a urinal right next to the bar. 
It got quite a bit of use.
