Search results

Just a heads up that my guest had her bag snatched from this branch of Starbucks yesterday.

Haven't seen one, but I used a Wawita nursing pillow that ties together at the bottom. http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-495373328-wawita-almohadon-grande-embarazo-lactancia-chocolette-bebes-_JM

I love Amsterdam but have ruled out moving there as it's too cold. The wind makes it seem even colder than London, my hometown.

Thanks so much nlaruccia!!

No ideas anyone? I will have to search the archives again, sigh....

I wanted to name my son after my father (it was only on the list in short form) and had to write a long begging essay on a form given to me at the registro civil about why I should be allowed to do so. Actually, the worst part was, in between getting the name approved and getting the passport...

I know this was covered before, and you have to enter once per two years, but I couldn't find anything that refers to this on the migraciones site. Does anyone have any relevant links? Thanks in advance!

Try Sabor a Tango. It's not so expensive and in a lovely old theatre. Sometimes people want to see a proper glitzy tango show with lots of slits and trucos, not just authentic tango dancing in a milonga. Nothing wrong with that! https://saboratango.com.ar/

So, has anyone else's bill gone up dramatically?

We don't have an A/C!

My Edesur bill is double this month. Has anyone else had increases? We have had so many lengthy power cuts (up to 4 days) it seems a bit cheeky to double it at this time.Thanks!

A great site is www.omnilineas.com It's in English and Spanish.

Our power came back on Friday night/ Saturday morning. Just wondering when it's going to go out again...

3rd day without power in my neighbourhood (border of monserrat and constitucion). Not great when you have paying guests and the water tank is nearly empty and pump runs on electric....neighbours protesting in the streets, burning stuff.

I like Milonga de los consagrados at the old Nino Bien venue, Centro Region Leonesa on Humberto Primo (old-fashioned respectability). And Milonga del Resurgimiento in Paternal (very at-home kind of place, sofas and book shelves stuffed with books and a nice bar). I've still never made it to...

If you can't find it, message me with your address and I'll send you some. Am in UK right now.

mulderfox, I know about private hospital bills. I have had 2 kids, born at Otamendi and Trinidad Palermo, my husband had stitches at Otamendi and my eldest had an anaesthetic and procedure at Hospital Aleman. This bill was a giant rip-off compared to all of those experiences. WAY more expensive...

Dia have good discounts on multiple buys and they will send offer updates and discount coupons to your inbox if you sign up to their website. You can also get a Dia card for further discounts...

They did bill me first but A. I had no choice other than pay as I had my bleeding toddler in my arms and would have paid 100,000 pesos at that point. And B.When I saw the price I assumed they would him to sleep first and use the theatre. When they had me hold him down in the tiny consultorio...

Public hospitals can be good, but for facial surgery I wouldn't take the risk. A friend of mine had a cyst removed from his back a year ago and the scar it left behind was monstrous.