COTTAGE ONE was purchased in 1997 and is a five bedroom, four bathroom home located in a quiet neighborhood not far from school and the city park. Cottage 1 contains a computer lab with a server, two printers, and ten computers networked with wireless internet service. In the back of this building there is a two story construction with bedrooms downstairs and upstairs.
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COTTAGE TWO is a one story building with six bedrooms and six bathrooms. It was purchased six years ago. In the back of the cottage there are two bedrooms in a two story construction it is the place where the older boys stay. This cottage contains a “library” where the children do homework and look for information as needed.
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COTTAGE THREE a two story building with six bedrooms and two bathrooms. It is the place where small children stay. It is the smallest place, but it is referred to as the most comfortable.
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Torreon

Torreon is the largest city of the state of Coahuila located in the southwestern region of Coahuila, 368 miles south of the U.S. border at Laredo, Texas, situation at the point where the states of Coahuila, Chihuahua, Zacatecas and Durango, join. These three cities are located in a region known as "La Laguna"; the other two cities, across the Nazas River, are Gomez-Palacio and Lerdo both in the state of Durango. Torreon is the largest city of the Laguna region with an estimated population of over a million people, in a metropolitan area of approximately twice that size. The state of Coahuila is the third largest state in Mexico. It is located to the North of the country and shares 318 miles of border with the state of Texas in the United States. It's adjacent to the east with the state of Nuevo Leon, to the south with the states of San Luis Potosí, Zacatecas and Durango, and to the west with Durango and Chihuahua. It has excellent highway connections with the country's major cities and with the United States. It also has access to several international airports., A major irrigation infrastructure has been a boom for agriculture and livestock activities and the La Laguna area is known for its agricultural production of cotton, milk, pecans, fruit and vegetables. The northern part of the state has a long-standing mining tradition. In addition, the arrival of major automobile plants in the state capital and assembly plants in several cities, industry has diversified considerably. La Laguna is well known for its dairy farming and milk production. Over 750.000 gallons of milk are produced daily. It is also well known for its dairy sub-products. Torreon is best known today for the number of garment and automotive assembly plants located there. Over 156 million pieces of clothing and over 100 million yards of denim are manufactured in La Laguna" region each year. Major U.S. business located in Torreon include: Delphi, John Deere, Caterpillar, ATT, and Johnson Control.  

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