A childrens parade through downtown Queretaro to honor the one hundred year anniversary of the Mexican Revolution. 

Queretaro is a beautiful, historic town filled with plazas like this one, Plaza de Armas. I'll upload more photos of the city so you get a better sense of how beautiful the architecture is. 

This is my school. My "classroom" is the table on the right hand side.  

Ana Isabel is the four year old daughter of Hugo and Vanesa. I love coming home to her smile. She has an incredible amount of energy and the two of us have formed a close bond. 

Bruno Salvador is the one year old son of Hugo and Vanesa. He is the happiest baby I have ever been around. He is constantly smiling and laughing. He is a joy to be around.  

My cousins Cesar, Hugo and "Vito" after spending six hours catching up. We had a lot to talk about after six years. Hugo, in the red jacket, is who I am living with. 

You should have seen my face when I saw this sign. You know which way I turned <---

Vanesa (Hugo's wife), Ana Isabel, my Tia Chela (Hugo's mother), Bruno Salvador, Paulina (Jorge's daughter), Claudia (Jorge's wife), Jorge (Hugo's brother), Elisa (Jorge's daughter), and Hugo. 

A letter my grandfather sent to my Tio Salvador (Hugo's dad) in 1980. My Tio saved about 8 letters from my grandfather for decades and they were rediscovered a few months ago, four years after my uncle's death. Reading the letters evoked a lot of emtions. I am grateful to Hugo and my Tia Chela for sharing them with me.