Hello! Thank you for taking your time out of your day & watching this video. Houses are in the hills of Estado de Mexico A couple near by towns are Totolmajac and Ixtapan de la Sal Instagram: diannaalugo
Your grandma’s house reminds me of the house that I grew up in (I’m Canadian). We had an outside toilet, burned wood for heat, and didn’t have running water. In the winter, we melted snow or chopped a hole in a lake to get water. All of our homes were heated with wood stoves as well, plus we used clothes lines for drying laundry. Life was good, and it still is. Thanks for sharing.
You are such a sweet girl! I love how down to earth you are and the attention you put in valuing each detail....Sometimes people get lost in the all the things that are not "perfect" and loose sight of the beauty in everything. I one day want my nieces to visit Mexico as well and see the beauty in things and the connection to those before them 💗
Thank you so much! I love visiting Mexico because I feel like it forces you to see the beauty in everything. It’s just so different from living in Orange County sometimes I even catch myself getting caught up in materialistic things that don’t matter. I would always appreciate it when my dad took me to Mexico and I know your nieces will feel the same way when you take them there. It helps one appreciate their culture & roots🇲🇽❤️
Thank you so much for making this video and thank your family for sharing their homes! I was very curious when I was on the bus driving in Mexico what the inside of some of these homes looked like. You did a super job narrating and filming this. The dogs were pretty funny! God bless!
I have seen hand painted murals in Mexican restaurants I have gone to. They often depict villages or towns with small houses on the hill side above the town. I searched “Small hill side houses in Mexico” and found your video. The video is very well made and narrated.
What a lovely life you have there when you visit. This reminds me of visiting my great aunt 'Maggie' here in MN 60 years ago. I enjoyed it so much! She and my grandmother and other great aunts collected those little glass knick knacks too! My grandmother went a bit overboard even! Their windows were filled with shelves and plants too. Beautiful-but you couldn't see outside from the living room! You're such a sweet young lady. I'm very happy for you.
Esto me hace pensar que la vida están corta y no vivimos para siempre🤔 😔 Tu abuelita así como la mía soñaron con una casita de sus sueños la tuvieron y ahora se an ido😔 Yo este extraño esa vida pero me da miedo irme porque ya no queda nada de esa vida recuerdo esos colores azules igual a la casa de mi abuelita 👵😢😭
Esta bien facil para estar triste que nuestra abuelas ya no estan con nosotros. Pero creo que es importante que celebras la vida de su abuela y recuerda las buenas memorias❤️
How cute!!idk if you mind me asking what your parents do for a living?or how can you take time off and go visit ?my dad might be leaving to Mexico soon with my mom and I want to be able to go visit
My mom is a nurse and my dad does construction. I went to Mexico during my winter break! We’re planning on going back in the summer once my family is vaccinated:)
Hermosa Casa el lugar muy tranquilo y Bonito ( solo una observacion Los perros toman sus orines por eso estan haciendo eso es una lastima no se ve ni un traste de Agua pobrecitos ) no se ve comida tampoco
@@Reynita.45 talvez visitando y pasando el tiempo en Mexico aprende hablarlo con confiansa. Haci me paso a mi. Mi madre quieria que le hablaramos ingles para que ella lo aprendiera para tener mejor trabajo (la nesecidad) y pues a mi se me olvido el español. Pero me case con mexicano de Mexico y gracias a Dios aprendi de nuevo el español. Pero le dire el ingles se me hace mas facil. Jiji. Como dicen echarle ganas😉
Why do you have dogs on the roof? They need to run, drink water all day and a place to shelter from heat and cold to live with dignity, don't keep them like that, keep them like this on the roof, it's called animal abuse and it's a crime.
Nice video, but you (young lady) have developed a very bad American habit. It is saying the word "like" way too much. You are peppering your talk with the word "like" and it is not necessary. It would be better if you had never learned the word "like".
