LA BOCA!

old school Nike ad that says beautiful neighborhood

music outside of a cafe

mini pony rides

this super creepy guy in the mask was chasing people around and laughing... what?!??

art for sale

one of the most colorful towns in town!

more from san telmo!

TANGO!adorable

for Howard...

 magician!can this be my house?

san telmo market (defensia)

random treasurescha-ching!mom- thought you'd love this!

so prettyque hora es?

Sundays are the busiest at San telmo!homes lining the street

antiques in the marketthe most adorable old man and his bird

mas fotografias

this is one of the government buildings in Buenos Aires, still in use now.



their independence monument right next to the building, look at the date.. Ill be here for the bicentennial! It is really exciting because they've been doing lots of renovations in preparation for it. Most of the museums will have special showcases to celebrate the last 200 year of freedom!

finally pictures!

these are from this cemetery here where a lot of famous or wealthy people are buried..

it was rainy when we went, but made for a sort of eerie feeling which was appropriate.

the first two are of this wild tree that is at the entrance to the cemetery, and the sign is explaining that it is dedicated to the people that passed away.

the cemetery itself is famous in Bs As and it costs a LOT to be buried there!

thought.

nothing about this adventure is accidental.

thats all.

in transit.

well i'm on the move..

slowly.

my flight was delayed from 10:20pm to 12:10am so I get even more time to enjoy the fabulous terminal 8 at JFK. The 7 hour layover becomes a 9... well so far I got a manicure, ate some BBQ (in case they don't have it in BA), skyped with my family and ate a whole box of orange tic tacs.

intense. i know.

some food for thought that i read today::

"Sometimes life is too hard to be alone, and sometimes life is too good to be alone."

"A man can be happy with any woman as long as he does not love her." Oscar Wilde

"Be of love a little more careful than of everything." E.E. Cummings