Recent content by Lizzy Muzzy

I've added some updates in the last month if anyone is interested.

I've kept a blog slash restaurant/culture/travel review going for the past 3 months. Not sure exactly how much it'll help the really new newcomers, but feel free to check it out! www.lizzymuzzy.com

Make sure to book your ticket through the Spanish site of Buquebus (not the English) or your ticket will be about 15% more expensive.

Two of us that met through this website are going the 18-23 if you want to push it back a few days?

I've found that they either want to take you to come home with them then never see you again or they want to marry you immediately... I like that 'triple-book an Argentine' - makes sense! suerte.

Is this in pesos or dollars?

Thanks DSC... I'm still looking for a store that sells good backpacks (for travel -> 65-70L). Anyone know of a camping store with a good selection at decent prices?

Hey all, So I'm leaving soon to head back to the States and I've decided that due to the lack of a return airplane ticket and my desire to go on an adventure - I'm trying to make it up to California without ever getting on an airplane. Right now, I'm planning on bussing it to Ecuador (traveling...

Miles - I would be interested in playing... could we find two more for doubles anyone?

Staples does have business cards "Las tarjetas personales" - they cost AR$40 for 100 cards. Most photocopia places can also make them and usually are a bit cheaper. Suerte.

I brought my racket and have had trouble finding a place to play... but if you know somewhere, I would be interested in setting up a match! PM me. Chau Lizzy

Ive been trying to find some public courts (rent by the hour type places) to play - anyone been playing on know of anything?

If you're looking into teaching pilates here - I know sometimes a Tai Chi group meets in the Japanese Gardens on Wednesday (when it's free) and instructs. I would throw down a few pesos for a relaxing outdoor pilates lesson!

See you all at Sugar on Friday!

Liz, I just moved here a few weeks ago. Dress here is pretty casual during the day - jeans, a shirt, sweater and jacket in the winter, and city shoes (not a lot of people wear flip flops down here - but you do see it occasionally). Definitely bring a messenger type bag WITH a zipper...