Cordoba Plaza International

... have us watch them service the bikes because of "the insurance company regulations," we were welcomed into the service area to watch and learn about how to take care of the bike. These guys were amazing how they pulled everything apart and work so efficiently to measure and adjust the piston valves and other precise mechanics of the German motorcycle. By 5 pm the bike was completely put back together, and purring again. We headed ...

... the many guys that in the last few days have told me that they want to marry her, haha). He gave us a ride to the airport, including a long detour. Then we flew to Cordoba, Caro´s hometown!! It´s the second biggest city of the country, seems to be a bit less organised than BsAs, but still nice. We went home to the Mincoff family's place. They are such a great family with 4 children. All of them have done exchange programs in New Zealand except for the youngest guy who is ...

... sweet *fter the first h*lf though *nd I returned for * second visit) *nd some of the most gorgeous little b*tches in * p*rt of the mount*ins where we did our horse ride. I w*s stoked to t*ke up the ch*llenge of * horse ride *nd succeed, not for fe*r of f*lling off but th*t I used to be highly *llergic to horses. M*n*ged to not touch it's m*ne (or my eyes) *nd it w*s *ll good. I felt like John W*yne *nd w*s surprised with myself *nd the horse how comfort*ble ...

... like this in the United States would be shut down very quickly for its inadequacies. The last project is at a "comedor" which is a program to provide food and daycare for children from families that cannot otherwise afford it. We play soccer and do crafts with them as well as assist with preparing the meals and setting the tables. It's quite sobering to see how some people live and what they live without.

... our experience yesterday, we went down the road and had coffee and medialunas (a type of mini croissant). This gave us a good start to the morning we had dedicated to writing up the rest of the blog we hadn´t quite finished. This kept us busy until lunchtime when we allowed ourselves a break. A short walk into the centre of town and we went for a bite to eat at the café where we had had coffee the night before opposite the church. Unfortunately the meal was very ...

... as he'd already had some that day. Luckily he was at the opposite end of the table to us. After dinner we went to find a bar to have a few drinks, we walked through town and ended up near the Art Museum where there was a water fountain light show going on. We stopped to watch that for a while then went across to the bar opposite. Upon sitting down outside Christian the moody German started complaining again because we'd past so many nice bars on the pedestrian ...

... when its time to go out. Then we go where ever it is that we go and stumble in between 6 and 10am. After drinking Friday through today (Tuesday), there seems to be no end. I'd love to go into all the funny details, stories and drunken nights, but alas my memory can no longer separate the first week (I have actually now been in Cordoba almost three weeks) from the rest of the time that I have been here. The nightlife here is ridiculous.

En el camino, nos topamos con una amiga de ella, cual subimos al remis, y emprendimos viaje, llegamos al destino nuestro, compre paquete ( $65 ) Oficina ubicada en Barrio Nueva Cordoba, les cuento q este barrio se llama asi ya que es una de las zonas mas nuevas de la ciudad en cuanto a los q es construcciones, zona donde tambien se encuentran varios edificios habitados por miles de estudiantes que ...

... have heard. Chauvinist pig. Flaming latinos. No more. Anyway, he further annoyed me by turning the fan off as it was too noisy. So I told him to turn it back on and I think he may have been afraid that he would wake up with a horse's head in his bed or something, so he turned it on without complaint. Skydiving Ever since a couple of Israeli's in Cusco told me that skydiving was cheapest in Cordoba I wanted to do it and was looking forward to it. For 280 pesos ...