Technopolis is basically a giant fair that showcases all of Argentina's "cool" things and technology. Free admission (paid for by the government) meant that it was a easy and fun date with the wife, just a 45 min bus ride to the outskirts of Buenos Aires. The day we went was holidy which meant that it was packed full of people. One bad...

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What was the World Cup like in Argentina you ask? Well it was basically one big party. People were actually happy and nice and excited. You could really feel a change in the city. I think people were really excited for each game to start, well each game that Argentina played in. All the other games were basically time fillers in between the...

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They say that Buenos Aires is the Paris of South America. I don't think that is accurate but if you ignore everything about the city and only focus on buildings you may see something that may resemble Paris or Europe. Of course as soon as you look back down to the street you quickly realize you are still in South America.  There are...

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As a newly married couple Monica and I are starting to feel the vibe that all young newly weds feel. A vibe or expectation everyone else feels on behalf of newly weds is also felt. Kids... As Monica and I do not have kids of our own we get to play the role of the cool uncle and aunt. Monica's sister Andrea had...

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After lots of paperwork, photocopies and train trips to San Miguel, we were finally ready and able to get married in San Miguel, Buenos Aires. On May 30th we tied the knot in a little registro civil in San Miguel. To me San Miguel feels like real Argentina, dirt and grime, the real nitty gritty, real Argentina. Dusty, dirty, smelly, full of characters,...

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