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My first days...
My trip began last Wednesday, when I flew from LA to Miami. We had a 2-day orientation at the Embassy Suites Miami, and then we flew to Buenos Aires the next evening. In Buenos Aires, we stayed in an old school/monastery, for two days. They taught us about customs and culture of Argentina, and there was a talent show. Each country had to present …
Bak 2 Skool
... lines of "Of all the beds in the all the world, I had to wake up in mine". It transpired that I had been visited by a type of confused tooth fairy that had taken all the money in my wallet and been sick (however on the plus side I still had all my teeth).
Georgie informed us that after making a few friends in the bar, and doing some **** hot dancing (citation missing), I ...
Huvitavad kohtumised Buenos Aireses
... ja Peruu kokkadega ning vaatasime imestusega kuidas noored poisid endale iga päev midagi uut ja huvitavat küpsetasid. Belgranost oli küll 30-minutiline metroosõit kesklinna, aga kui turistikohad on üks kord ära nähtud, siis rohkem polegi ju vaja. Seega nägime hoopis „päris“ Buenos Airese elu.
Paari päeva pärast saimegi siis kutse sellele kuulsale asadole ning olime hästi põnevil. Nad olid kuskilt suure grilli laenanud, suure hunniku liha kokku ostnud ...
The Three Amigos do Buenos Aires
... Cafe Tortino – doughnut sticks dipped in the creamiest of hot chocolate at the BA institution that is Cafe Tortino – an old-school coffee hall filled with arts and antiques from bye-gone days - lush.
4. Choripan from the Sausage Hut (said in Tracy’s Yorkshire accent) in February 3rd park – even sausage and bread tastes fantastic in this delectable city and it costs about £1 and takes 2 mins ...
Tango and Tour Buses
... anyway - although I am fond of my self squeezed orange juice. G had been hypnotised with The Mount of Monte Cristo and read until about 3am so I could understand why she didn't wake me. Anyhoo, we arose and went out after a breakfast of a juicy, juicy apple. G is the navigator and found us the bus stop for the tour we spied on our walk around yesterday. It was 120 pesos for a 24 hour ticket which we purchased at 1.30pm meaning we can ride the bus until the afternoon ...