What's going on out there?

Dear Blog,

I am sorry that I haven't been able to write to you more often, but I recently learned that it might take a while for us to get internet in our apartment. I am very frustrated about this, Blog, but there is not much that I can do. Apparently, our building is so new that it we can't be hooked up to cable or internet yet. I have already watched You've Got Mail about four times, the first season of Friends twice, and Wings. I have made a lot of jewelry, but I no longer have anyone to give it to. I have walked around our neighborhood and Chapultepec Park. I live in my own little world and have no idea what is going on in the outside world. Is this what it was like before internet and television? How did anyone know anything? What I wouldn't give to go see a movie with Sara (Maddox) or go to Target with Elena or eat at Chili's with Gretchen (and have Anthony wait on us).

Yesterday, I went to the Pyramids at Teotihuacan (about a 30 minute drive from D.F.), which has been the highlight of my week. There are two really huge pyramids, and we walked up the Pyramid of the Sun. The steps were very steep, and I definitely got a good workout. The view from the top was amazing. I kept thinking about Gretchen and her fear of heights, and I wondered if she went there when she went to Mexico. I could just picture her freaking out, just like she used to when she went above the second floor of Hinton James. Ahh...good times. In the picture, we are at the very top of the Pyramid of the Sun, but you can see the Pyramid of the Moon in the background. I think Erin sent me an article about an underground city that is beneath the pyramids, straight up Vicki Buchanan and One Life to Live style. I also kept thinking about that movie Apocolypto and how old the pyramids are. It was a very interesting place, and I can't wait to take people when they come to visit.

Last night, I ate with Juan and some people that he has been working with at an old hacienda. It was a very beautiful location, which is one of our top choices for a wedding reception. I will keep you posted, Blog (pun intended...sorry, if you don't get it, Elena).

This morning after my shower, I took a cab up to Juan's office so I could feel a little more connected to the rest of the world. At least I will know what is going on for a little while.

LYLAS,

Jenny en la ciudad