It has been a while since I posted. It has been one of those seasons. Moving season. I am starting to settle down in a new part of town. There have been financial worries and family problems. But now I

explained because the situation here related to them is inhumane at best. That is for another post though I can't bring myself to write it. It's a shitty topic to dedicate a post to. Back to the topic

I wrote a post on Levi's jeans two months ago because all of the pairs of jeans I had bought within the last year had torn, pockets came apart or failed in another spectacular way. I had posted a picture

🍪 Considered Child Abuse The fourth day waking up in Argentina, I was not yet in Buenos Aires at the time, I woke up in a new country with a slight shimmer of the sensation of how far I am from home.

Going back to my first post, recounting my arrival here in Argentina, I was talking about everything new and interesting about the country. I was walking down the streets learning my way around a small

There are a few things I could say about this photo, and I will say them. I touched on this subject in this post some time ago, but I did not elaborate on the results of my search. When I first got here

Today is the 30th One of the first things I learned here in Argentina was that there is a lot of tradition behind the foods prepared here. There's also a lot of Italian influence in the way people eat

no floor at the bottom of the building. So at this point... I had been here for a couple days and I learned a few words. I wanted to go for a walk, so Susan gave me the key and I left. I found the elevator

Moving to Argentina meant I bring my things, but can you buy socks here? Yes and no. Day Two - More about food. Morning came and I ran to stand by the wall heater - I have net seen central heating or air

Starting my life over again in Argentina, my first experiences here took place hours outside of the civilized world. I was surprised by most everything I did and saw. We stopped for a coffee and they served

No, my name is not Argentino, but it is what I am because I live in the country. I have been here about half my life. I make it a habit to assist people who just arrived. That makes me an expert on what