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Anyone know what the protests are going to be like in the next few days?

I do what I can with the ingredients available and with what I can afford. For instance with thanksgiving I simply made an apple and chicken dish with honey glaze. It wasn't nearly what I would have had in the States but it was better than my day to day meals I have here.

If you're flying with LAN or Aerolineas Argentinas you can change your flight free of charge. From http://www.argentinaindependent.com/currentaffairs/multi-sector-complications-projected-tomorrow-due-to-strike/ "Both LAN and Aerolíneas Argentinas anticipate interruptions to tomorrow’s...

I actually saw some real maple syrup in a shop on las Heras a few weeks back. I didn't dare look at the price but surprisingly it is available down here.

Hey, I just heard from a friend that they play some volleyball at a local ymca club. I think I'll end up checking that out in the next month or so.

Just to clarify I wouldn't consider Aunt Jemima's to be "maple" syrup. It is syrup though and that stuff is hard to come by int these parts.

If there is an interest I think it could be a fun thing to do on the weekends. barrio cerrado sounds like a possibility. I just don't know if we can fill the numbers.

Okay thanks, I kind of figured that if people played here there would be nets set up in the parks but since I haven't seen any than I figured it's safe to assume they don't play much down here.

Hey y'all, Just thought I'd ask around and see if anyone knew of any pickup volleyball groups in BA. I played a lot of recreational volleyball back home and would like to play some while I'm here. BA doesn't seem like a volleyball town but you never know.

Yes! I could use a taste of home as well.

I second maple syrup and USD. Finding an apt is a headache without benjamins.