Things I love about living in Buenos Aires
Walking the girls to school through Las Heras Park aka "Doggie Park"
Cafe culture
Excellent bottles of wine for $5, great beef at the store on the cheep
Listening to Charlie speak Spanish
Things I won't miss about Buenos Aires
Waiting in grocery store lines behind old ladies getting home delivery
Dog poop everywhere
Things I miss about New York
Ethoipian food, sushi sans cream cheese, any food you could want at any hour
Duane Reade across the street
Playgrounds
NYC friends and NYC strangers
Sunday, July 2, 2017
Pictures from school
Friday was the last day of Fallow Land for Charlie and Dava. The school gave us a usb full of photos. Enjoy
Sunday, June 25, 2017
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Photos from Dia de la Bandera
Here are a few photos from Dia de la Bandera at Fallow Land. Only 6 more days of Kindergarten for Charlie!
Sunday, June 18, 2017
Father's Day
Happy Father's Day from chilly Buenos Aires.
[JG says:
I don't like to make a big thing of Father's Day. Living with Jamie, Charlie and Dava, I am fairly showered with love on the regular anyway. But today they put together some special decorations (below) and gifts, and the kids and I went for a walk to get medialunas, and we all went to CCK for the afternoon, and Jamie and I finished off the night with steak and malbec at home, so I am feeling well fêted. Thanks, family!]
[JG says:
I don't like to make a big thing of Father's Day. Living with Jamie, Charlie and Dava, I am fairly showered with love on the regular anyway. But today they put together some special decorations (below) and gifts, and the kids and I went for a walk to get medialunas, and we all went to CCK for the afternoon, and Jamie and I finished off the night with steak and malbec at home, so I am feeling well fêted. Thanks, family!]
Saturday, June 17, 2017
Saturday
Jamie says: We had a lovely day today. In the morning we went to feed the birds at Plaza Alemania.
In the afternoon we walked to Plaza Francia because we read there would be a Juggling Festival. A picture below shows both girls getting shoulder rides.
Once we arrived, the "festival" turned out to be about 30 kids playing hackysack and drinking mate. We did happen upon a bubble man which made it all worth it.
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