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Lucha54: you're missing the mark by a long shot, but don't let facts get in the way of your ideology.

Depends how much your investments are yielding. I hear Boden bonds are pretty hot right now.

She sounds like the hundreds of clueless young Americans roaming around Plaza Serrano every day and telling anyone who would listen how this city is so much more exciting than North Dakota, like OMG. We certainly need more of them around here. EDIT: I'm glad you have a good sense of humor...

Meri: you can find Terrazas de los Andes wines at many Whole Foods stores in the US for around US$10. I haven't been to New Jersey recently, but have them check at their local WF and you may save yourself some hassle.

In Thailand, "burning season" is when it hurts if you pee.

Why is Burger Joint really good? I tried it based on expats' raving about it, but it was mediocre at best.

Hope your mom and dad have a fat bank account and a generous disposition, because teaching English won't pay that rent.

Ceviche: you have no idea what you're talking about and you're not helping. Just stop.

Prepping for that telo visit?

Ceviche: what's missing from your list is a license to practice law in Argentina.

Why is book-keeper in quotes? Are you really looking for other services?

Montauk, you would never be asked about your taxes when opening a checking account in the US.

"must be a 'diosa' from the heaven!!" Or some really dumb yanquis.

You managed to misspell the name of the city twice and you didn't link to the study. This doesn't bode well for a meaningful conversation.

You shouldn't rely on the public system - most middle/upper-middle-class locals here have private insurance to avoid long wait times and third world standards of care. See if you can pay in pesos when you get here: that would make for a hefty discount.

I like Tienda de Café. They have stores all over town.

Spend a few hundred dollars of that free money and ask a lawyer. Relying on tax advice from Wikipedia or an internet message board is a bad idea.

If you believe Argentinian government statistics I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you (pesos not accepted).

Give them to a friendly expat.

I thought that because it looked Western it was Western. I was mistaken.