Mr. Trevino do most people like hot peppers?

Mr. Dinmore who is Andy’s teacher invited me to his classroom for an interview about Mexico last Friday.

I had a lot of fun!

Andy’s second grade classmates asked a lot of good questions.

Today I received thank you notes from the students and some of them say:

“Aztec stadium must look huge! I did not know Mexico is sinking” – Madison
“I did not now about the earthquake. like that you told us that some people eat lizard. I like the flag.” – Noah
“Thank you for coming, I didnt know that Andy’s Mom came from a City near a rain forest” – Michael
“It was funny when Mr. Dinmore made a joke about your wife grew up in a tribe” – Jake
“I remember they put bugs in their tortillas. They don’t wear sombreros” – Elcie
“I never new that on the flag there is a eagle on a cactus eating a serpent. When I flip it over I can’t find the frog.” – Nina
“In 1985 when the earthquake came, did your home collapse?” – Alanna
“Are there still cowboys in Mexico?” – Allegra
“I did not see the frog looking in a mirror, but the flag still looks good” – Alex
“I thought it was cool that some native tribes people wore ribbons on hats to tell was not married.” – Grady
“Do you think its going to sink more?” – Mikayla
“I was surprised that Mexican people eat ants and grasshopers.” – Emma
“When the earthquake happen did you see the ground moving? Did you ever taste a habanero? Was it really hot? Did it burn your mouth?” – Charlie
“Why is the Aztec people so popular? Is the eagle on the flag on a dollar? Mr. Trevino do most people like hot peppers? – Chidinma
“You know when you told us that if you flip over the Mexico flag you see a frog looking in a mirror? I couldn’t find it.” – Conor
“I was sick the day you came in. I heard that your talk was great!. Can you tell me if time is the same in Mexico? – Maya
“I thought it was interesting that they put ants in tortillas! I thought it was funny that thousands of people lined up outside McDonald’s when it first opened!” – Chris
“My favorite thing was learning that in Mrs. Trevino’s tribe if you were a single you wore a sombrero with ribbons. If you were married it didnt have ribbons.” Charlotte
“You are really lucky that you were born in one of the biggest cities in the world!” – Avi
“I did not know that you make tortillas that way. I thought sombreros were much bigger.” Billy
“I loved that hat.” – CJ
“I liked the tortilla maker” – Thomas
“I never new that people eat ants in burritos.” Alex
“Now I know so much about Mexico.” Clara
“Those hats are so cool. P.S. Mexico is really cool” – Makenzie