Monterrey - Mi Vida Parte Dos [My Life Part 2]

Im glad that I stepped foot in Mexico. Did what was wrong and right. Did everything I could possibly have never thought of doing. Shared so many first times. Made so many friends and their families. Internalising this is very important.

Being a Clown and calling it your occupation is uncommon from where I come from. But a whole lot of places in Mexico do that for a profession. From the sounds of it (and I remembered someone telling me) you can earn a lot from just being a Clown! *maybe I could be one?*

During the Enrolment Week of Tecnológico de Monterrey - with an interesting party of Clowns.

These are some of the few important people I cannot live without in Monterrey.
(L-R: Me, Claressa, Carlos & Sergio)
Hola means Hi in spanish. And I taught them how to do it in sign language. H.O.L.A !

Claressa and I made dinner for the both of them (including Charis & Lily but they were late, hence not the in the picture) It was our way of saying thank you (: We had a lot of fun cooking and teasing each other.

Cinepolis! Carlitos y Charis (mi pompis) brought me to the local cinema which was a stone's throw away from our apartment to watch a thriller movie - The Strangers (Los Extraños). It was the first time in many years since I agreed to watch a horrer flick. Carlitos is AWESOME. He didnt even flinch a muscle when those creepy masked men came out! I keep wailing and hiding behind my hands. To avoid the sudden scare, Charis had his ears shut! It was hilarious observing how my friends cope with fear. (:

Claressa's Birthday - We had so many friends over at our place. But this picture was taken on the eve of her birthday.
(L-R: Frizzi, Benjamin, Claressa, Momo, Carlos and Sergio)

Ever seen a bag (la mochilla) as big as a person (!?!)

View from of Monterrey from the top of Cerra de La Silla. Misook told me this was her favourite and most romantic place in Monterrey.

And boy! it sure was cold!