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Hi all, What are the pitfalls of dating an expat? Rosie

Thank you very much. :D More of my stuff is available on my website: www.rosiehilder.com

Thanks guys, and yes, the article does warn about generalisations! By the way, I have a lovely Argentine boyfriend who is neither a chamuyero nor histerico and he doesn't even have a therapist! I wrote this after hearing a lot of stories and remembering what it was like when I was dating here...

Hi everyone, I have just started a new English school named Tea and Chat English. It's aimed at students who want to improve their English in an informal environment discussing things they're interested in. The courses will be on literature, conversation and creative writing. They run once a...

A new series on dating in Argentina: Part 1: _http://wander-argentina.org/2014/02/the-pitfalls-of-dating-an-argentine-part-1-language-living/ and part 2 _http://wander-argentina.org/2014/02/the-pitfalls-of-dating-an-argentine-part-2-chamuyeros-histericos-therapy/ Coming soon: the pitfalls of...

I don't think you need one, I've renewed my temporary residence twice and they've never asked for it. But if it's a work visa you do have to show your last 8 pay slips, what type of visa is it?

Hi, I'm interested in writing an article about nannying in Argentina and was wondering if anyone who's worked as a nanny/au-pair would be willing to share their experiences. Any info given will be anonymous. I'm particularly interested in anyone who has used an agency to find a family. PM if...

Try http://bloggersinargentina.blogspot.com.ar/ To get your blog added you have to comment and request it, the list is already pretty extensive.

Well I have several adopted families here and lots of friends. I guess after you've been away for 3 years or so it just hits you. My stomach definitely misses home, that goes without saying! Plus I miss how easy everything is, if it's in English it now seems easy, even though I speak good...

Hey guys, I've just written this on my conversation exchange blog, the last part of the post is about homesickness http://www.52exchanges.com/2012/04/treinta-y-seis-thrillers-dieting-and.html Do you ever feel the same? What do you do if so?

Hi guys, Just to let you know have bought a baby sleeping bag for a friend´s baby from a company based in Buenos Aires - it is beautifully made and very useful. The site is: www.dagadoo.com.ar Highly recommended, they also have other baby stuff.

Terrie is definitely the best, she's friendly and thorough and people always compliment me on my hair after I've been to her.

Have just had a chance to check it out. I think it means that I retain copyright but that they are allowed to use my content to advertise google or blogger or whatever. Massive thank you for pointing this stuff out though, I hadn't considered it before and am now looking into buying my own...

Glad you like it, and yes it is indeed a world of "fun" Thanks for the 52firstdates link, had never heard of it - I will get in contact with my fellow 52blogger! Cheers and good luck with your own exchanges

@carverfan - glad you like it. What do you mean about the copyright? Who retains it? @Ashley - don't worry I have considered your points! Have had various slimy men looking to pick up, check out exchanges number 18 http://52exchanges.blogspot.com/2011/11/dieciocho.html or my disastrous first...

Why don't you head to the storytelling group here? http://secondstorybuenosaires.com/ There's lots of literary/arty types there!

My conversation exchange challenge: what I'm doing and why I'm doing it. Feedback welcome, what do you think of the idea? Has anyone tried anything similar? http://52exchanges.blogspot.com/2012/02/whats-this-all-about-then.html

Nope, but I'm looking for other people's comments on the event.

Hiya, I'm writing an article about the open mic night at Gitano resto Bar (Chile 424) and trying to gauge the general feeling about the event. Could anyone tell me: what did you think of the night? Good/bad points? how many people were there? Were the musicians mostly singing in...

A blog post about what it is to spend Christmas here, away from family and the cold.. http://rosieonhertravels.wordpress.com/2011/12/22/an-argentine-christmas-2/ Do you guys feel similar? Is there anything you like about the Argentine Christmas?