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In each city it depends all on the neighborhood. San telmo is SOOOO dodgy. The last time I was there at night (a Thursday around 10:30), I walked with 2 girls. There was a drunk guy shouting nasty piropos at us from his corner cafe outdoor table. Halfway down the block we turned around and he...

you can also pre-pay the day before at the migraciones office in Aeroparque. I did that last time I overstayed and didn't have to wait or anything. In Ezeiza, most international flights leave from the same terminal (maybe unless you are flying via other South American countries). So you go to...

But is the stamp an entry stamp for tourist visa that is just missing the other little stamp that says "90 días" or "3 meses"? Wouldn't the new tourist entry stamp be valid anyway for the next 90 days? Or are you missing that?

you can make your own ghee REALLY easily! It's crazy expensive if you buy it pre-made

Also try Meetups.com I usually meet with other freelancers but maybe there is a relocated-families group or something along those lines. Or maybe it's meetups.org ... you will know.

Anyone near Nuñez (or not) that can lend me a drill to make a few holes in my wall?

And a foldable lounge chair - check it out!

Please check out my small TV for sale in the classifieds section! Thanks :)

Sorry I can't make it this month (nor next month I don't think) :( See you all in March!

USPS?!

The guards in the supermarket can't legally ask to look in your bag! One time a guard at the COTO on Cabildo/Gorostiaga wanted to look in my bag since I had entered the store on one end, checked the price on a plate, and then was exiting out the other end. (Actually I was going to pay something...

we already know not to try to receive boxes full of goods.

I just feel like Travel Channel or whoever the production company is hasn't really researched the economic situation or real estate situation at the moment and if they had, they would not be aching to make a show about someone buying a fixer upper (or whatever) here

Go to the farm and watch the cow grow up roaming free and then watch them kill it for you on the spot... that is the only way to be sure. Otherwise how can you trust somebody's word?

i'll be there

There are several types of sweet potatoes... I think they are called batata dorada (golden yams) and are available across the border... my boyfriend saw them in Uruguay last time he went with friends, to a guys' campo literally right across the border. *sigh*

the domain name doesn't bother me as much as the thought that the Travel Channel (if it's the one and only from US cable) has found our little forum here....

I think Xmas - Jan 31

LOL I meant to say the customs line but that seemed too official for the experience. Lacoqueta - my boyfriend came in last week on the Atlanta flight. He had my old guitar on his back in a backpack guitar case and they said, "Do you have a receipt for this? If we open the case, are you sure...

Only done it at Gualeguaychu/Fray Bentos - not sure about the crossing you speak of.