Allende North
Originally uploaded by klewistpb
Here's a picture of our street looking south (on the top) and north.
This is our door to the street....
Open the door and viola! A beautiful garden! Casa Rosa is there in the background.
The garden is filled with lime and orange trees, bunganvilla and much more!
The family room is bright and comfy. Can you see our big screen TV there in the middle? TV is not a big activity for our family, except Saturday cartoons. Those turn into a spanish lesson anyway...
Our kitchen! With our spanish microwave and gas oven ----- LOOK OUT!
The kids playroom. Signs on the door tell you to scan your eyes and type in the right code for proper entry. Adults are allowed in, only as guests!
Jessica's bedroom
And the boys room. Hey! Jason forgot to make his bed!
And our bedroom. Hey! I forgot to put my clothes away!
More pictures of our rooftop studios/laundry lines coming soon!
OK, we'll talk to you again soon! Gracias por su visita! Adios!
5 comments:
Hi, Colonia San Antonio neighbors. I walk past your house from time to time.
Keith & Mary,
Great looking place! I love the stories. Since you started the blog I actually hear from you guys more often than I did when all of us were in Austin! Keep the posts coming, you guys are way more entertaining than anything happening here. :-) Just one question - Keith in the dancing video you have really short hair - made me wonder how the ponytail is coming??
Very cool! Love the stuffed animal collection that made the trip!
And I can almost smell the tortillas from here...
We were in Puerta Vallarta last week and thought about running over, but opted to read by the pool instead and be waited on by Jacinto (our pool waiter/bartender). However, if your guacomole is anything like what we ate last week, we'll head to San Miguel soon!
Happy New Year!
Jeri
Hi Mary and Keith, This is Kelley Ahr. I have been trying to leave a message for a while but I keep getting error messages. Anyway, I just wanted to say thanks for including us in the blog - I have it saved as a shortcut on my desktop. I enjoy seeing your pictures and following your awesome adventure. We have always wanted to visit Guanajuato, which I believe is close, so maybe we can get personal tour of San Miguel someday soon. Keep posting!
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