My First Trip to Mexico
It was one early December morning around 10 am, I receive a phone call from an unsual number. I didnt really recongnize. I answer the phone curiously wondering who it could be "hello..." in response, I get a answer in Spanish "Hola soy tu abela de Mexico, como andas hijo?" (hello I'm your grandmother from Mexico, how are you son?) I'm feeling shocked I haven't spoke with my grandmother since my 10th birthday, The moment sunk in feeling happy and excited. "Hola abuela, estoy bein aqi com mi madre trabajando para la familia con mi padre." ( Hi grandma, I'm fine here with my mother working with my father for my family.) In response "Estoy bein hijo, Resando todos los dias para tu familia. Te estranho hijo, te quiro a verte." ( I'm fine son, praying everyday for your family. I miss you son, I want to see you.) "Tu tia y tio van a Mexico en Dicembre para Navidad. Yo quiro ke vengas." (Your Aunt and Uncle are coming to Mexico for Christmas, I want you to come.) Without hesitation, I accepted the offer. " Si, abuela me gusta la idea. Te voy a visitar." (Yes, grandma I like the idea, Im going to go visit you.) "Bein, te llamo tu tia y tio para desire les ke aceptates." (Good, I'll call your aunt and uncle letting them know you accepted.) "Gracias Abuela, estoy muy emocionado para mira te." (Thank grandma, I'm very excited to see you at last!) It was a early Monday morning I get a text message letting me know we are taking off the next day. I start packing all my needs for my trip, it was probably some of the greatest news I've gotten all day! I'm finally going to get out of town and see something new. We were taking off on a bus that we had to meet in Brownsville so we took off as early as possible. Arriving 45 minutes early I say my goodbyes to my mother and father, soon as our bus arrives we pack our bags on the bus. We were on a bus that was headed to San Luis Potosi, a town where my grandmother is living in. It really didn't take much time to get to the border. Soon as we got to the border, the border patrol officers made us all show them all our passports and proof of citizenship. It really was a hassle just getting out the border for a hour or so... for inspection. I really didn't mind seeing my grandmother would all make it worth my time. The ride was even crazier, I felt like we were going 80 miles per hour through the cliffs of mexico any wrong turn would have ended in such tragedy. Amzaingly eveything turned out good we made it to our destination. Finally landing in San Luis, we head to this amazing resteraunt we all order tacos the were mouth watering "some of the greatest I've tryed" not to forget their beverages to were also great! As we leave the resteraunt, we head to my grandmothers. Soon as we arrive, my grandmother was already
It was one early December morning around 10 am, I receive a phone call from an unsual number. I didnt really recongnize. I answer the phone curiously wondering who it could be "hello..." in response, I get a answer in Spanish "Hola soy tu abela de Mexico, como andas hijo?" (hello I'm your grandmother from Mexico, how are you son?) I'm feeling shocked I haven't spoke with my grandmother since my 10th birthday, The moment sunk in feeling happy and excited. "Hola abuela, estoy bein aqi com mi madre trabajando para la familia con mi padre." ( Hi grandma, I'm fine here with my mother working with my father for my family.) In response "Estoy bein hijo, Resando todos los dias para tu familia. Te estranho hijo, te quiro a verte." ( I'm fine son, praying everyday for your family. I miss you son, I want to see you.) "Tu tia y tio van a Mexico en Dicembre para Navidad. Yo quiro ke vengas." (Your Aunt and Uncle are coming to Mexico for Christmas, I want you to come.) Without hesitation, I accepted the offer. " Si, abuela me gusta la idea. Te voy a visitar." (Yes, grandma I like the idea, Im going to go visit you.) "Bein, te llamo tu tia y tio para desire les ke aceptates." (Good, I'll call your aunt and uncle letting them know you accepted.) "Gracias Abuela, estoy muy emocionado para mira te." (Thank grandma, I'm very excited to see you at last!) It was a early Monday morning I get a text message letting me know we are taking off the next day. I start packing all my needs for my trip, it was probably some of the greatest news I've gotten all day! I'm finally going to get out of town and see something new. We were taking off on a bus that we had to meet in Brownsville so we took off as early as possible. Arriving 45 minutes early I say my goodbyes to my mother and father, soon as our bus arrives we pack our bags on the bus. We were on a bus that was headed to San Luis Potosi, a town where my grandmother is living in. It really didn't take much time to get to the border. Soon as we got to the border, the border patrol officers made us all show them all our passports and proof of citizenship. It really was a hassle just getting out the border for a hour or so... for inspection. I really didn't mind seeing my grandmother would all make it worth my time. The ride was even crazier, I felt like we were going 80 miles per hour through the cliffs of mexico any wrong turn would have ended in such tragedy. Amzaingly eveything turned out good we made it to our destination. Finally landing in San Luis, we head to this amazing resteraunt we all order tacos the were mouth watering "some of the greatest I've tryed" not to forget their beverages to were also great! As we leave the resteraunt, we head to my grandmothers. Soon as we arrive, my grandmother was already