A day in Colonia, Uruguay
Bolivian Carnaval, in Buenos Aires
A job to put up Bilbords by hand, when the light is red for the cars
A city that is big, real big but an amazing, calm and relaxing atmosphere. Sunshine, parks and markets are the days here, with in the Evening Tango. yes I am getting to know this beautiful dance, classes and just doing it on the street, where everyone comes together to dance the tango and enjoy the music, each other and the night.
Starting my trip alone was/is exciting but already after day one I realised that alone will probable be hard as you meet so many nice people that come along and take you around where ever you go. Ten days I finally stayed in Buenos Aires, what made me really know the city a bit. After my first weekend with two girls from Brazil having a barbecue (the meat is amazing here) in colorful La Boca, the week followed up with a Bolivian carnaval, meeting Eva from Argentina who told me all about her lovely country, where to go and where not to go. Matias from Buenos Aires taking me an some friend to an costume party :) (yes also here I always end up dressing up) Going with Rommel, canadian, to Uruguay Colonia. What was an amazing little village where we went biking along the coastline and appreciating life, ocean and a beautiful sunset! Where we realized that we are just living a life (at the moment) existing out of Sundays. Making the choice every day to go north, south, right or left :). For me that means at leased 240 Sundays in a row....(with a few saturdays to plan what you are going to do with your sundays. What a feeling!
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