Recent content by Ber

thanks!

does any of you know about good Thai food classes?

I dont think it has to do with losing touch with your homeland. I lived abroad for 9 years and moved back to Buenos Aires a year and half ago and still cannot adapt! I've been in touch with family and friends, I read the newspapers every single day (at least 3 different ones each time), tune the...

at Autoria they sell small sculptures and some paintings among some other beautiful stuff. http://www.autoriabsas.com.ar/

did you check at Avicar?

I was wondering if there are any new runners around to join. I dont run, but i am willing to start. Unfortunately, at the moment I dont have time during the week, but on weekends. let me know. B

Thanks for your words! That's exactly the way I feel. Still so lost in BsAs. Hopefully it will get better soon. :)

Hi Irene, I just read your post. It´s my first time in the forum since I came back. So many things to do before (and still!). I am not quite adjusted yet and I actually wonder if this will happen AT ALL. Things are so different here... Anyways, thanks for your post! B

I finally moved back 3 months ago. I did bring most of my stuff with me. I used LAN Cargo, as I had 280kg of books, clothes and appliances. Indeed appliances wont work here unless I buy voltage converters. This was the best I could have done, as appliances here are really expensive (a KitchenAid...

Does anyone know a good relocation company that wont charge me an outrageous amount of money to move ONLY clothing/books and some small appliances? all I can find is on the 5k range, which to me seems to be A BIT highly priced. (I am moving from NYC to BsAs) thanks!

Hi there. I am actually not a real exPat. Well, I am in a way: I am an Argentinian living in New York. So I am some sort of expat. Particularly, as I left my home country almost 9 years ago, at this time I might be an expat here and there. In any case, I am moving back home in few months...