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Continue reading →: deterioration
One of my favorite places to go and take pictures -and probably most photogenic one- in Buenos Aires -Cemetery of Recoleta.
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Continue reading →: Visitors from hell (says the mom)
Extended weekends, too much homework and a too demanding family have been keeping me from writing. I thought I –and my daughter A as well- were way too old for this. I remember it as if it was just yesterday, the first time my daughter came home with a letter…
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Continue reading →: American Invasion
Isn’t Starbucks –probably together with McDonald- one of those typical American icons? To me Starbucks was so American that I wouldn’t even consider going to one outside of the US. It’s like eating French fries (in case you don’t know, they are Belgian) in other countries and expect them to…
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Continue reading →: The picture I didn’t take
So I am going back to school. I decided I want to become a professional photographer. Actually, it is not just ‘a decision’, I have always had a passion for photography, but I had arrived at my limit, and I knew I needed to take some serious classes to move…
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Continue reading →: books are back
On the 23th of April it is UNESCO’s World book and Copyright day. It is also the day that another city becomes World Book Capital City. From the 23th of april 2011 to 22nd of april this year, it was Buenos Aires’ turn. Every year around this day there is…
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Continue reading →: Casa de misericordia
I have walked passed this church in Azcuénaga y Peña many times, but it is always closed. Today, as by coincidence (not really, as it is sunday and time for mass) it was open. I was surprised to see it is a nice little church, and that it was full…
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Continue reading →: Amigo…
Is there a nicer way to ask you not to put graffiti on your wall? Love this one! “My friend, I respect your political idea; your musical group, your footbalteam, your romance, Please respect my walls, we have restored them for the neighborhood, look after them! Thanks” PS. these walls were…
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Continue reading →: cravings
Cravings are often connected to pregnancies, aren’t they? Well I’m not pregnant (been there done that), but cravings I do have, probably connected to the fact I’m far away from home, deprived from certain types of food or certain dishes. If you would have asked me about this a year…
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Continue reading →: empty dunes
Empty beaches and empty dunes, I love them. Quite difficult if you live in Europe I would say. In Belgium we have wonderful beaches, but we have such a short coastline (67km) and there are so many people (10 million Belgians, plus Germans and Dutch that like our coast more…
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