Well, thanks to the lovely Argentinean-at-heart Erin, you all can see the majority of my photos from Argentina... I`ve been in Peru for about a week and a half now, but it feels like longer since I`ve been doing so much. However, since like hot water and clean clothes, I left free internet in Argentina, I will have to just describe briefly what I`ve been doing. Stayed in Lima the first day, walked down to the coast, saw hangliders jump off cliffs and ...

If someone were to ask me right now what I did today, it's great that I could say "oh, not much. Ate breakfast, went to the store, sat around, and then got ready to go to PERU!" My taxi comes in a few hours. I barely fit everything into my backpack, but I somehow managed. I can't believe I'm leaving, but I'm really excited to get to Lima. Went to club "Sunset" on Friday, which turned out to be a mix between a restaurant, a strip club, and a disco. Learned th...

I can't believe how fast this month has gone by. Tonight I am going out for the last time with two of my friends (Erin and Cassandra) and some Argentine boys (Facundo, Santiago and Juan Pablo... best names ever), to a boliche, as Erin and Cassandra are leaving tomorrow morning. This week the weather has gotten a lot nicer, in turn making me catch a cold, so we've been lounging in parks, went to see the ecological reserve, saw the bridge built by Santiago Calatrav...

Last week went to Cabana Las Lillas, one of the most famous steakhouses in the world, drank amazing wine, and ate fabulous tirimisseau all for the equivalent of about $35. Toured Teatro Cologne, and shopped on Friday before meeting one of my friends to go out on the town. I believe our luck temporarily changed for the worse for a short while, because after dancing until 6am, when we were ready to leave we realized our jackets had been stolen and sulked home in ha...

As I am not online that often here, it is hard to remember all I have done since last time I wrote. I went to a Tengo show at Cafe Tortoni, one of the oldest and most famous cafes in Buenos Aires, explored the "Dante Building" which was modeled after Dante's Inferno, the number of offices and the levels relating to the different stanzas and levels of Hell (the police department located at the bottom, ie, Hell, and we never could reach Heaven because of secu...