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On January 2, 2007 I packed up a rented SUV with everything I owned and left New York City for an indefinite sabbatical to Buenos Aires, Argentina. No, I didn’t drive the whole way, just to my mother’s in Alabama, where my things are now nestled in various corners and nooks, wherever the re-used wine boxes would fit. I was over my job and really tired of the city (so I traded it for another huge city – love the irony, don’t hate the player) and I didn’t know what else to do but leave the country. It has long been a blinking link on my life list, to live in another country, and I felt the opportunity had finally presented itself.

A favorable exchange rate, an ill-fated rumor of mild weather, and a single good friend (who knows about 3,000 people world wide) pinned BsAs as my escape destination – also known as Operation Save Amy. (Many thanks to all who contributed fiscally and spiritually to the Save Amy Campaign Fund.)

I’ve learned a little spanish during my 8-month stay so far. I’ve lost weight and look fabulous. I taught english for exactly 5 weeks. I’ve traveled a little, partied a little (seriously, only a little). Oh, and I taught myself XHTML and CSS and designed and programmed this entire web site. So if it looks amateur, that’s because it is...

This site is somewhere between a scrap book, diary and photo blog in context and basically about my (and some others') experiences in Buenos Aires. This site is essentially a result of having too much time on my hands - god help us all.


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Puede Ser

This is the blog page with all my latest, very important, ramblings. Not limited to Argentina or even my personal experiences.



veggies

To Eat or Not To Eat

All things food and wine in Buenos Aires.




raindrop

Exile in Argentina

While fulfilling my dream to live in another country I've proven many already established assumptions (the world loves Coca-Cola). I've seen first hand what ineffective government looks like. I've witnessed a culture-wide work ethic phenom and experienced a true church-state existence. I am different, I am an American. And to think high school is socially challenging...



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The Other Side of the Rainbow

What my friends and family really meant by "sending news". Enough with the commentary - just show us your travel photos already!
Mendoza,Salta, Brasil...and around Buenos Aires, naturally