Downtown Buenos Aires: notice the winter light...it definately feels that way. Quite a change from the heat in Tucson. Its around 40ish degrees during the day and around freezing at night! That makes for nice times with hot chocolate, mate, and pastries!
Chris with a Quilmes during our picnic lunch in front of the art museum. We also had potato pie and salad.
Beth at the Recoleta cemetary. We saw Evita´s grave along with many cats who live there.
View from our attic pad of the city
Japanese gardens in Palermo
We had a day layover at a resort outside of DC, so during the day, we ate hot dogs (well Chris anyway), visited the American Indian Museum, and walked down the mall.
AH! I went to that Japanese garden and the art museum! I also lived a mere few blocks from the cemetary! Did you get free int'l tickets for giving up your B.A. seats?
ReplyDeleteChris, there was a show Javier's mom saw where a garbologist pulled a perfectly intact hotdog from a mountain of garbage. I'm sure you know all about the 'dog's glorious perservatives but still... that images leaves quite an impression.