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ÉVITA
... Pierre avait en mémoire sont perdues à tout jamais puisqu'elles n'avaient pas été transférées sur ordi... C'est çà qui fait ch... Et ce qui épate, c'est que le gars on l'avait repéré mais jamais au grand jamais on n'aurait pu même imaginer que c'était un voleur... En fait, on trouvait son comportement très "comique" car on pensait qu'il cherchait à tout prix à être près de moi dans le métro... cute hein??? Tout ce qu'il cherchait, c'était en fait être près des poches ...
Day 4
Day 4, after a heavy night we all took our time getting up. Aleta and I went to see the congress building, and other architecture, had a sandwich in the park then she came with me to my first proper Tango lesson with my teacher Mara. My first lesson was great, an hour and a half for about £30, and she said i did really well for my first time. Afterward we took our time getting back to the hostel, stopping in shops ...
A Little Biking, A Little Dancing
... modeled after the White House in Washington, except it is pink. Apparently, way back when, the house was painted with a mixture of white paint and blood so that the paint would last longer. Gross!!!
When the tour ended, Chris and I spent some time trying to find a sim card for the ipad but no such luck. I took a quick nap when we got back to our hotel before we grabbed some empanadas at a nearby restaurant at ...
Watch your Back!
... he wouldn't have got anything anyway as my purse was in my inside pocket of my coat, both outside pockets were zipped up and if he tried to get into the pocket of my jeans, he would have struggled as they are pretty tight. Ha, I beat the pickpocketers. Have some boys!!!
Back to today. I had my final Spanish lesson and was given a certificate to state that I have passed stage one of basic Spanish - really!!!! ...
Tigre and the Delta
... from decades ago,and many more modest ones with some permanent residents,who live on this vast canal system.A Bus boat,a supermarket ,library and ambulance,everything provided by boat.
Lots of residents row in wooden boats,in the churning and busy lower reaches,usually accompanied by a dog or two. It was interesting,and lots of paper products and plywood are sourced here.
Later a Rugby Museum...A smoke filled "den"with an old ...
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- Fitness/Health center
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