I'm home!
But first, I went out to a boliiiiiiche one last time, ate at a mozzarella and dulce de leche bar, wandered palermo, saw a planetarium show for kiddies who speak spanish way better than i can, and ate a GIANT choripan for $1usd.
The Buenos Aires airport was so sad; people who worked there refused to speak to me in Spanish (even though by now I can understand Argentine spanish way better than Argentine english!) and they took away my dulce de leche (liquid).
But then, I had eggs, toast, bacon, potoatoes, and fried chicken for breakfast in Houston. It. Was. Amazing.
I already miss EVERYONE. but now I'm home! to my family, summer, hiking, humidity, asian food that doesn't suck, and the beach!
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
tourist fail
Before I left Seattle, I made a list of addresses of all the people I love. In Buenos Aires, I bought a bunch of cool postcards (which are surprisingly kind of hard to find. At least harder than finding postcards in Hawaii.)
I have not written on a single one. I packed them to move out of my host home, but I have no idea where!
Anyway, when you get an argentinian postcard postmarked from Kailua, now you'll know why.
I have not written on a single one. I packed them to move out of my host home, but I have no idea where!
Anyway, when you get an argentinian postcard postmarked from Kailua, now you'll know why.
hostel
I moved out of my host house and was so triste to say goodbye! My host dad gave me a giant bear hug and told me I was welcome back any time about 400 different ways.
But then Willa whisked me away and now she, Kirsten, and I are sharing a hostel in palermo, which is just about the coolest ever. There's a parilla on the roof.
Yesterday we went to a delicious Indian curry place called Bangalore, which was amazing. Willa thought she didn't like Indian food, but now she wants to cook chicken korma for dinner tomorrow night; Kirsten had never had Indian food and now she's enamorada.
Today we went exploring San Telmo, which was way cool. We have had a day full of MORE AMAZING FOOD: alfajores, cafeconleche, cheap armenian shawarma, coffee butter on steaming hot bread, raviolis filled with proscuitto and others with butternut squash, pear creme brulee, and gancia. mMmMmm
Tomorrow I want to go out for lunch with my host sister and out to a boliche with chelsie's host brother, but they're not as active on facebook as I'd like them to be...
But then Willa whisked me away and now she, Kirsten, and I are sharing a hostel in palermo, which is just about the coolest ever. There's a parilla on the roof.
Yesterday we went to a delicious Indian curry place called Bangalore, which was amazing. Willa thought she didn't like Indian food, but now she wants to cook chicken korma for dinner tomorrow night; Kirsten had never had Indian food and now she's enamorada.
Today we went exploring San Telmo, which was way cool. We have had a day full of MORE AMAZING FOOD: alfajores, cafeconleche, cheap armenian shawarma, coffee butter on steaming hot bread, raviolis filled with proscuitto and others with butternut squash, pear creme brulee, and gancia. mMmMmm
Tomorrow I want to go out for lunch with my host sister and out to a boliche with chelsie's host brother, but they're not as active on facebook as I'd like them to be...
Sunday, July 26, 2009
despedidas
I hate goodbyes!
Today was great. My host mom and I made pizzas together, so I could teach her how to make fluffy crust and she could teach me how to make thin crust. We used the salmon I brought from Seattle and avocados for toppings. Everyone just about died over how amazing they were. I also gave her an American pancake recipe, which we ate for dessert (with dulce de leche, of course).
I then visited the Recoleta cemetary for the anniversary of Evita's death.
Now I have to pack because I am leaving the provincias tomorrow! I can't believe it! I am dreading leaving this house and my wonderful host family and their wonderful novios and their wonderful relatives! I am going to miss it so much!
Today was great. My host mom and I made pizzas together, so I could teach her how to make fluffy crust and she could teach me how to make thin crust. We used the salmon I brought from Seattle and avocados for toppings. Everyone just about died over how amazing they were. I also gave her an American pancake recipe, which we ate for dessert (with dulce de leche, of course).
I then visited the Recoleta cemetary for the anniversary of Evita's death.
Now I have to pack because I am leaving the provincias tomorrow! I can't believe it! I am dreading leaving this house and my wonderful host family and their wonderful novios and their wonderful relatives! I am going to miss it so much!
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Friday, July 24, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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