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Continue reading →: Cariló
If you are considering to spend some time at the seaside, then Cariló is certainly a good option. It is located about 350 km from Capital, between Pinamar and Villa Gesell. Cariló is rather small, and has a ‘center’ of about 2 (short) streets, with lots of shops and restaurants.…
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Continue reading →: Un encuentro explosivo (or in English ‘Knight and day’)
A movie with Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz. I went to see it because I liked the actors, and when it started I thought ‘oh my’ : I really dislike these action movies where the ‘good guy’ shoots about everything that moves around him and he himself seems to have…
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Continue reading →: Argentina’s World Cup Loss and the Kirchners’ Future
I add a very interesting article about Argentine politics (the Kirchners) and footbal, published in the Argentimes on the 4th of july 2010. Argentina’s World Cup Loss and the Kirchners’ Future.
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Continue reading →: Veranito de San Juan (short summer of San Juan)
Did you notice how warm it is in Buenos Aires? People without coats, almost dressed in summer clothes and this in the middle of winter? But don’t panic, this is not the end of winter yet! (what a pity!)The winter is just cheating a little bit on you with this…
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Continue reading →: What I miss the most…
Next to the question “why on earth did you move to Argentina?”, this must defenitely be the most popular question. Frankly, I never really had an good answer to this one as I am not really thinking of my life here in terms of what I miss, but I prefer…
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Continue reading →: Vamos Argentina ! (or what Argentines do when they win the 1/8th finals)
I wonder, when they act like this when they have just got into the 1/4th finals, what will they do when they get into the 1/2th finals? I really look forward seeing them beat the Germans next week, and hope there is a lot more to come! Vamos Argentinaaaaa!
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Continue reading →: arteBA’10
The arteBA Fundación already exists for 20 years. Their intention was to bring (modern) art closer to the people. About 80 galleries participate in this event, with in total about 700 Latin American artist presenting their works. It gives galleries the chance to present new upcoming young artists to the…
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Continue reading →: Vamos Argentina ! (or how I experienced the first 2 games played and won, by my new home country)
As we were out of town we had no TV so we went shopping for groceries when Argentina started playing against Nigeria. Only the shops where they had a TV were open, and everyone was watching. Other shops were closed, without putting a note. It’s obvious why they were closed.…
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Continue reading →: Time for a “wePhone”? (via pretty/curious)
I just found out how the Reblog function works, and bumped into this article, which is so true! Many people ask me why we have moved to a third world country. Once being part of the first world, and now living in the 3th world, I realise that Jessica (see…
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Continue reading →: Le Croissant Français
Let’s admit it. There is nothing in the world that beats a good croissant for breakfast. But how hard is it to find a good one. Even in France they are not all good. But when they are ahhhh! Everytime when I arrive in Charles de Gaulle, the first thing…






