Buenos Aires
Before Buenos Aires, I was in Salta for about a day. I headed to a place called San Lorenzo for a nature area, and walked around town. It was a nice place, and for those who were curious about what I looked like without a beard, here is a pic. The sunrise pic is from the bus ride to BA.
I arrived in Buenos Aires on Thursday morning. As I have become accustomed to living cheap, I refused to pay 20 pesos ($7) for a cab to Jose Garcia´s apartment. I took a bus, and a lady told me to get off way too early. I ended up walking about 40 blocks before I got there. He was out, so I sat down, had some chicken, and then went to find a hostel. When I returned, we went for a bit of a walk, and tried to meet Argentinians, as he said he mainly hung out with students. It was an interesting experiment, which found us in a bar having a drink, and me pretending to be lost asking strangers for directions, and in one case, going on a very long walk.

After that, we ended up going to a place for some pizza and darts. Conveniently, I won´t mention who won. Then, we headed to a nice restaurant where we met more internationals and had drinks (see pic soon) Then we headed to a new place Jose had never been, which was fun because nobody knew anyone. After a while, we took a random bus for a morning city tour (unofficial and random), and ended up a at a place that was open extrememly late, and in which it was difficult to tell what gender the dancers were. Quite fun, and with going to bed at 8ish, was a good start.
The following day started in the late afternoon, and involved another informal walking tour. I had steak with Gruyere for breakfast around 4p.m., ended up at a Casino, and Jose and I once again had an excellent steak and a bottle of wine. Later that night we went to a birthday party that night. That was also quite fun, and didn´t end until after 9a.m. and breakfast.
The following day, Saturday, we went to the Mariscal to look at a cemetary, and I ended up having my fortune told. Guess what,I have money in my future, a spontaneous wife, and a son. That night we had drinks with a brazilian for a German part of Brazil, we went out for Steak again, but the meal ended near 2a.m. after a long wait, 3 bottles of wine, and a lot of meat.
On Sunday, I woke up early 1pm, and we went to a soccer game. River vs. San Lorenzo. Jose and I, being men, did not buy panchos and had a great time. It was 5-0, and there were excellent goals. After that, I ate several empanadas and caught a bus randomly to mendoza.
Anyway, I have to go now, but am currently in Mendoza, and all is well. will write more later. i will be on an organic farm for the next few days.
I arrived in Buenos Aires on Thursday morning. As I have become accustomed to living cheap, I refused to pay 20 pesos ($7) for a cab to Jose Garcia´s apartment. I took a bus, and a lady told me to get off way too early. I ended up walking about 40 blocks before I got there. He was out, so I sat down, had some chicken, and then went to find a hostel. When I returned, we went for a bit of a walk, and tried to meet Argentinians, as he said he mainly hung out with students. It was an interesting experiment, which found us in a bar having a drink, and me pretending to be lost asking strangers for directions, and in one case, going on a very long walk.

After that, we ended up going to a place for some pizza and darts. Conveniently, I won´t mention who won. Then, we headed to a nice restaurant where we met more internationals and had drinks (see pic soon) Then we headed to a new place Jose had never been, which was fun because nobody knew anyone. After a while, we took a random bus for a morning city tour (unofficial and random), and ended up a at a place that was open extrememly late, and in which it was difficult to tell what gender the dancers were. Quite fun, and with going to bed at 8ish, was a good start.
The following day started in the late afternoon, and involved another informal walking tour. I had steak with Gruyere for breakfast around 4p.m., ended up at a Casino, and Jose and I once again had an excellent steak and a bottle of wine. Later that night we went to a birthday party that night. That was also quite fun, and didn´t end until after 9a.m. and breakfast.
The following day, Saturday, we went to the Mariscal to look at a cemetary, and I ended up having my fortune told. Guess what,I have money in my future, a spontaneous wife, and a son. That night we had drinks with a brazilian for a German part of Brazil, we went out for Steak again, but the meal ended near 2a.m. after a long wait, 3 bottles of wine, and a lot of meat.On Sunday, I woke up early 1pm, and we went to a soccer game. River vs. San Lorenzo. Jose and I, being men, did not buy panchos and had a great time. It was 5-0, and there were excellent goals. After that, I ate several empanadas and caught a bus randomly to mendoza.
Anyway, I have to go now, but am currently in Mendoza, and all is well. will write more later. i will be on an organic farm for the next few days.

2 Comments:
mucho vino, mucho steak...enjoy, none of that in China.
Mams
hallo christoph!
dass du überhaupt noch arbeiten kannst bei deinen all zu vielen ferien!
und ohne bart sieht es doff aus!!
lass ihn so richtig wachsen!
gruss aus der schweiz markus bissig
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