The Feel Good Way

There is always this discusion about whether Argentina is a 1st or 3th world country. A lot of people think this is a 1st world, but once in a while we wake up from our dream and realise it is 3th world. How do you measure this? What does a country make 1st or 3th…

One night a year the musea, and a few buildings that are usually not open for public, open their doors. One of those buildings is the Congreso. The big static building on the plaza de congreso, at the end of ave de Mayo. In 1895 28 architect from all over the world participated in a…

This is my first spring here in BA, or at least the first time I see all these jacaranda trees blooming. I took a walk in Libertador just to look at them enjoy their beauty and take some pictures… I absolutely love blue flower lanes! I have traveled quite a lot in my life but…

I suppose you all have noticed that the city is really full of statues. On every square in every park, there are lots of them. They all represent someone, but although those people have died a long time ago and these statues are supposed to make them live forever in the minds of the Argentines,…

Belgians are called Burgundians, because -just like the Burgundians during the middle ages- we love eating and drinking (a lot). Belgian kitchen is a lot like the French kitchen (but then a bit better of course :D). We spend a lot of our time sitting at the table, at home or in restaurants. But now…

the sky is always blue and it is hadly ever grey and gloomy, and if it is, it never lasts longer then 1 day ! the way of life is more relaxed, less stress the people are sooo nice and less complicated the food is (almost) as good as back home it is the most European country…

Recently moved from Europe to -the other side of the world- Argentina. I intend to use all my spare time to explore the city of Buenos Aires, and share my knowledge with other people in argentina, or with my friends and family back home. Curious to see how this will work out… 😀