My trip to mexico and thoughts on the xbox one

the first day i arrived with my family at mexico city and from there droved to cuernavaca a town relatively near to the final destination that was acapulco a city of one of the many states of mexico thats more known for its beaches than anything else.

well theres the fort of san diego that has and interesting story behind it related to the independence of the country, thats all i know about but i did went to la quebrada which is a place where theres a cliff near the ocean where divers do shows at different times of the day.

when i was in acapulco a lot of roads where being fixed and there was some traffic in some parts of it because of this, the hotel where i stayed was like a small city inside a large one something like that.

about mexico city two things whats up with the sewage system because in various part of the city where i walked in there was a strong smell coming from the sewers, second didnt know that the historical downtown of the city was so crowded specially in the afternoon, if youre interested in seeing some of the alternative culture of the city go there.

and some quick thoughts on the xbox one i never use my xbox to see movies or tv and im never online, even if its just for 24 hours i dont see the need to have the console be online almost all the time; and the new kinect is more big than the old one im interested to see how it works with games though it seems annoying that the xbox wont work if its not connected to it.

im curious about what 15 exclusive titles there will be, hope they are good 

 
 

Memories from argentina

ive been putting off making this blog entry for a while for different reasons but now its the time to finally post it, so two weeks ago i was in buenos aires , argentina with my family helping my sister get settled down before she would start classes.

so this is a combination of a travel blog and a normal post i normally do so the first day of the trip we arrived in and hotel in the downtown area of the city and rested there for the night, the days that followed we walked and walked until our feet got tired ; we visited a lof of places like puerto madero and palermo which is pretty much a neighborhood where students and local live and interact every day.

like it usually happens in trips there were fights sometimes, and faces of anguish and pain in others but thats for another day, it was in general and ok trip that i wouldnt want to repeat to be honest, well one latin america city down 6 or 8 to go or less thant that i think. ive come to the realization that people who used to ignore you or talk to yo very little do so after you graduate too. i know im kind of a loner but is that and excuse for some people to be rude to others.