Ros Tower Hotel Spa And Convention Center Rosario

... call but we're putting it out there). The occasion marked Augusto's final days in Argentina as he prepares for a year downunder. His friends kindly stripped him down and tossed him into the dirty pool before taking a pair of scissors to his favourite shirt. Augusto will always remember his friends! Thanks to everyone who was there in Rosario. We picked up some valuable Spanish words we can use during our trip. (The green feathers)

... take this plaza to go to eat lunch on the days we have school. One day last week, we were walking through the park and talking. I looked down, stopped, grabbed Sammie, and told her to look as well. We saw, for a few seconds, what can only be described as an actual severed human ear, finger, and toe lying on the pavement. We then looked around for some kind of hidden camera, saw none, screamed, and ran away. All in all, it was weird.

... was a good opportunity. It finally rained! It´s actually been raining since Sunday, and it´s lovely to see everything turning green. Finally. Rain? Fabulous. Their sidewalks here + rain? Less than fabulous. I decided to wear flip-flops on Monday, and when I left for school, it was NOT raining. But when I left school to go to lunch, it was raining and very wet. Some bright engineer decided to make all the ...

... been pretty chillly-- except for the past few days. Today, if you were in the sun, it was about 70 degrees, I´m sure of it. EVerything´s getting green, and there´s these lilac-colored trees here that really liven up the city. It´s great to see color in the city. Maybe that´s what made Buenos Aires so terribly harsh and cold. It was still winter there. But we´ve seen so many changes in the flora here in the two weeks we´ve lived ...

... one from California, and one from Boston. All the rest (oh, besides Olivia from Alaska) are from Oregon. We stayed at the hotel and got ready for our meet and greet reception in the bar in the hotel. All 46 of us gathered in this tiny room with lots of crustless sandwiches (which were all right), some carbonated water (totally gross), some agua sin gas (regular bottled water), some empanadas (deep fried pastries filled ...

... is no communial meeting places with other travelers, and can get a little lonely. On the other hand, it is easier to study Spanish and work on my computer. Less distracting this way. But nobody to cook with. Rosario was stricly a dorm stay, but quite afew fellow travelers were staying at the hostel, so we spent some good times drinking a little Mendoza wine around the kitchen table. Rosario is a city that is located on the Parana ...

... Freundin schlafen und ich dann seine Wohnung haben für die Nacht!Wie cool ist das denn? Gesagt getan und so hab ich die erste Nacht in Rosario in seiner Wohnung geschlafen!Ab dem Tag darauf gab es wieder Zimmer in dem zweiten Hostel wo er auch arbeitet... Rosario Day uno: Sehr entspannt bin ich erstmal durch die Stadt gelaufen und hab einen Eindruck verschaft!Schöne Stadt,zu der Zeit voll mit Touris,am Fluss Pirana und 3 gro ...

... our awe, the extended family of Vanesa arrived so we went together to the summit ($1.50) of the monument as can be seen in the pics & videos. All history-ed out, we made tracks through the town. It's obviously a lot quieter than BA, it reminded me of Hyannis in Cape Cod where the prosperous go to retire. Rosario Central who play in the Argentine Primera División have their stadium in the centre of the town & Lionel Messi owns a huge appartment complex in construction ...

... of salsa and tango mixed with dance of various types. not my type of thing really. but most hostels will let you play your ipod. still no word on when my viva is on. i may be in ireland for a while before its on, so i guess ill be job seeking when i get home. well sin e for now. well be in cafayate tomorrow for a few days. theres canyons there and big ruins, might see if we can rent a car for a day, it will probably be the easiest way to see them.

... c'e' nessun problema anzi... arrivare in stazione alle quattro del mattino non e' certo il massimo, ora sono le sette! e' perfetto! recupero il mio zaino e il pullman riparte!!! il mio arrivo a Rosari oe' stato piu`o meno cosi'! per il resto, con il massimo della sincerita' non c'e' nient'altro da raccontare... mi avevano detto che era una citta' bellissima... probabilmente si sbaglivano o non ci sono venuti... oddio, non e' che faccia ...