Alto Parana Hotel
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Changos, voludas, gordas y locos
... man van 3 verschillende divisies is met mij bezig geweest, maar bon, ik heb mijn foon terug en de boosdoeners zitten in 't cachot, eind goed al goed dus. Al vrees ik dat die kerels in 't cachot het er minder goed vanaf zullen brengen. Toen ik ernaar vroeg zei de politie me namelijk zelf dat de gevangenissen hier 'feo' (0vies, lelijk) zijn...
De eerste dag van m'n verblijf hier ben ik naar Alta Gracia gegaan, dorpje war Che Guevara een groot deel van z'n ...
De retour a Cordoba
... pour bien feuilleter le Lonely Planet, il y a tellement de choses a voir. Je n irai que dans la moitie nord du pays je pense.
Les 10h de bus pour Cordoba sont passees vite, nous avons regarde des films et dormi. Seul probleme, nous avions faim. Nous pensions qu ils serviraient des repas, en realite seulement deux gateaux au dulce de leche. De plus nous ...
A tale of 2 cities: Cordoba
... I panicked slighlty when I realised I was sleeping in a metal bunked next to an open window, but survived unscathed! The dangers of unwittingly picking a hostel without air con - although I did at least have a 4 bed dorm to myself (possibly because everyone else realised it didnīt have air con!)
Next - a 10 hour bus trip back to Buenos Aires (will feel like getting the 507 from Victoria to Waterloo in comaprison with the 23 ...
Building bridges between my past and future
... time it forced me to think in concrete terms about the time after my trip. Why do I want to work in conflict when most people hate conflict? What kind of job. what kind of life do I want?
Finally I submitted my application and hoped I would be short-listed for the Skype interview.
All I saw from Cordoba was a street parade of the "3rd Gay Pride and Diversity" passing right under my window.
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Mami y papai en cordoba!!!
... have their rainy season.
Sarah is not the same girl that left NZ - when she left I think she could count to five in Spanish - she is now our translator and tour guide. She is very confident when getting around and knows what bus to catch to where (self taught as her host sisters are a lot older and do their own thing). I don't think she wants to come back to NZ - it is also great to see the way her ...