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Bronchite aigüe
... réuni, qui dit "c'est assez", mais de façon civilisée...
On aura beau se péter les bretelles avec l'aisance du Québec... soyons au moins assez honnêtes pour reconnaître que çà, on ne l'a pas !!!
J'vous laisse, m'a prendre ma gorgée de sirop assise sur le bord de mon lit juste au cas où...
Gros bisous (à distance, peux pas vous transmettre le microbe, alors j'en profite pour vous serrer...)
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Argentina-Part 4 (Buenos Aires)
... Aires, across the Rio de la Plata. Happy to have Julia in tow, we simply went over for a night to explore this lovely little colonial town. It was originally founded by the Portuguese in 1680, but went between Spanish and Portuguese rule a few times until it was incorporated in the independent country of Uruguay in 1828. Colonia is renowned for its historic quarter, which is a UNESCO World Heritage sight. There is really not a lot to do here, but it's a beautiful ...
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Falling into place / From Brazil to Buenos Aires
... for heading out to the nearest neighbourhood Ramos Mejia in an unsuccessful search for some new clothing supplies - unless its produced in Argentina, nearly all clothing items are imported, so the cost about the same as we´d pay back home. On the return home we ended up at a friends´ birthday party, and stayed for a couple of hours at least. It was great fun - lots of scattered English, lost jokes, party food and the constant bubble of carefree laughter... We then got invited out ...
Gauchos and fine dining
... a quick shower and then headed out to a closed door restaurant, Casa Jauretche. These are where a chef holds a dinner at their own home. It was a fantastic meal, five courses featuring modern twists on Peruvian meals by Micha Mendoza, who is a very talented young woman. We took along a NZ Atarangi and a Chilean Casa Marin Pinot noir. Both gorgeous wines with our meal. In Chile we'll be touring Casa Marin vineyard so we wanted to try it. We had a lot of fun chatting with ...
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