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Boleos and Balancing Acts
Temperatures jumped this weekend, and today was an impressive thirty-five degrees, which is not ideal dancing weather. Aiming for an impervious attitude I went ahead with my class, although it felt like a session of what I am going to call 'bikram' tango! Barely able to concentrate for the heat I was sweating from the get-go as I began my ‘boleo’ balancing act. ‘Boleo’ translates as ‘whip’, and is in essence a whipping of your leg used as an ...
Not-so-"Buenos" Aires
... he got our bag!" Damn. Kendra, at first thinking it must have been a mistake, instructs Lydia to run after him. Though it would have made more sense for Kendra to chase him down as she is much faster, there was no time to argue. Lydia runs as fast as she can through the subway being instructed by pedestrians where a man with an extra bag had run to and ends up above ground with nothing. Moments after Lydia left, Kendra realized it was a trick and that he stole it and ...
Extenuating Expectations
... timing, organization, and customer service. Tyler often switched to consultant mode and came up with many solutions for how to make things better - be it the bus system, event organization, overall traffic flow, or simple customer service. I loved hearing his solutions; he's right, of course. But what I made him realize is that the biggest difference between the Chinese and Latin cultures is that people here are content with how things are. Things just ...
Buenos Aires stopover
... in Lima late and had a very very long wait to get through immigration. We eventually got through and got a cab to our hotel around 1am. After a bit of tv we hit the pillow around 3am. How to impress a woman: kiss her, hug her, compliment her, love her, tease her, protect her, listen to her, support her How to impress a man: Show up naked with beer. Lukey B A Baker ...
Bus Ride to Buenos Aires
... stop 20 mins into the journey and drinks and sandwiches were bought on
board by the locals. I´had a ham sandwich for 15 pesos, 5 nz dollars or £2.50.
No butter, just a french stick with very salty thin ham, the ham was
removed and i just ate the dry bread - lovely! A movie has started, one i recognise
as a hollywood hit but not watching movies i dont know the name of it...! Its
dubbed in spanish but in case you cant understand spoken spanish the subtitles
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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