Home Town

My home town is "Los Tepames". and it It is a small town near to the state capital of "Colima City" which is 20 minutes away in by car or 40 minutes  in by bus. Here live Approximately 1500 people live here but I think that there are more houses than people because as many of them live in the US. For example, in my block there are 10 houses and 4 of them are alone. empty.

An advantage to living in a town with a few people is that it is a quiet place to live, actually too quiet. Sometimes is bored well it is boring  for me, but the older people here seem to enjoy the peace and quiet. quiet places.
The  elementary school there are has more than a hundred children, in the middle school the same thing and in the high school like about seventy. If you want to study for a professional career you have to move to the city. In my particular case I studied in Colima but I didn't live. there I got took the bus every day from my house to my the school in the city and came back to my house at returned home each night.

Well done Hector!  Most of my corrections were made to make the meaning of your composition a bit clearer to the reader.

It's nice to hear of a peaceful and quiet part of Mexico after all the bad news we seem get of your country involving gang violence.

I see that you live reasonably close to Lake Chapala which I have heard is a lovely place for people from North America to go for the winters.

Home Town

My home town is "Los Tepames", and it is a small town near to the state capital "Colima City", like at about 20 minutes in by car or 40 in by bus. Here live aproximately 1500 people but I think that there are more houses than people because many of them live in US. For example in my block there are 10 houses and 4 of them are alone empty.

An advantage to live in a town with a few people is that it is a quiet place to live, actually too quiet, sometimes is bored well for me it gets boring (or "I get bored"), old people here enjoy quiet places.

In elementary school there are more than a hundred children, in middle school the same thing and in high school like seventy. If you want to study pursue a professional career (or "to study for a career") you have to move to the city. In my particular case I studed in Colima but I didn't live there I got the bus every day from my house to my school in the city and came back to my house at night.