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Are you kidding? I LOVE Texas, and Houston is in my heart, but was born and raised in Buenos Aires.;)

Like all texans...eat...eat...eat :D

The only way they would take care of your health needs-being from out of the Vicente Lopez County- would be in an emergency.(surgeries included) If it's just for consultation (any specialist) you will be asked for your DNI with a County (Vicente Lopez) address and they'll give you a week / 10...

Mini: check your PM.

Hospital de Vicente Lopez=free, even though you are not from the County.

Not as bad as Houston... Chicago & Lake Michigan in summer, IMHO, are a pleasure. Wish we have that lake and beaches instead of el Rio de la Plata...(Argentinean side)

You are absolutely right! Winters in Chicago are BRUTAL.

Hi Mini, My son's best buddy is Marcos Massa. He can do what you are looking for and told me he can get away with his English by chat (Messenger/ Skype), rather than talking but, if you speak some Spanish, I don't see a problem. If you guys need to talk in English, I could help you both...

Welcome! I lived recently for 1 year in Chicago (S Sangamon and Jackson) , great town.

Can you communicate somehow in Spanish? I may have someone, just graduated from College and working for an advertising firm. Please let me know.

Welcome! I guess you are from Tx: I lived in Houston for almost 7 years, great town.

No problems with Fibertel wifi and Mac with Itunes / radio stations presets. I can't access Pandora which I miss a lot.

Hi, I took the liberty of going to your blog and see that you are a young woman, maybe in your 20's? I have a son, he is 23 (local, ie, Argentinian) who has a huge group of friends and acquaintances that go every single weekend to clubs in Olivos and Palermo, among others. Also, my nephew is...

The place you are looking for is called "El Once". You could start walking, starting in Pueyrredon y Corrientes, heading to the River, I would say, up to Junin. There's a lot of stores in the crossing streets as well.

It is more expensive, with some exceptions, being housing the first that comes to my mind.(more expensive)

Depending where you live, for security purposes, that is the way. If the fence (reja or cortina) is closed, but the other door is open and there's people /employees inside, just ask what you need or, maybe, if they trust you, they will let you in.

Lobos is a great lake to fish, specially, pejerrey, and the timing is perfect, not too cold. Pejerrey is a GREAT fish, very tricky to catch, but enjoyable. (if you like fishing and don't mind hours on a little boat waiting for them to get the bait-routine that I enjoy) Pejerrey's rods are very...

Hi Tina, I'm an Architect (Argentinian) and there's also Bianca, a US Architect and LEED AP living here: what's in your mind? Sal www.salvadorsevita.com

LOL! +1 with the advice of just approaching and start a conversation, anywhere.

If you don't mind on living in the areas "on demand", the North part or Zona Norte of Buenos Aires is a good option, asuming you are close to public transportation. You can get, in San Isidro, a room in a house, shared bathroom and kitchen for AR$ 800/AR$1000 a month, all expenses included...