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I only buy made in Argentina clothes here. There are so many shops with individual designers clothes. You have to shop around. Stay out of the giant malls and brand names.

I get cash and same day transfer.

I moved here with ten 50 pound duffle bags. With a tourist visa. I wasn't questioned at customs. I had a big car arranged ahead of time to transport me into the city. When I bought my apartment, I did it with a bank to bank transfer. The immobilaria, the escribano and the woman who helped me...

Are you physically handicapped? 5 blocks,12 blocks? You don't walk?

My friend who lives on Peru y Chile loves it.

No such app exists for my phone. And I don't use Twitter.

Just looked at Omnilineas. The maps for city bus routes has not been updated. Especially for buses through San Telmo.

Last summer was not really hot, just humid. But hot is relative. I lived an Arizona where we could have weeks of 42/44. Dry heat is still hot! I live in microcentro, the power went down once last summer. For a few hours.

I don't really care. My bills are still in the name of the former, now dead tenant. There is absolutely no way I want to go through the headache of changing the bills into my name. That the bill will go from 375. Pesos a month to 4,000 is no big deal. I pay in effectivo and do not intend to...

True. And Chacarita Cemetery is so much better.

I am a regular WU user. I have zero fee right now too.

Saigon. Mercado San Telmo, has a very good IPA. And a great bowl of pho.

The first place I danced Tango in Buenos Aires. So many years ago. When a 100 peso note was worth 30$. I will always treasure those memories.

I used Celano and Associates. They took care of everything. But then, A pensioners visa is one of the easiest to get. I am a permanent resident now.

Pretty damn good bagels. Not just round bread with a hole in the middle. It's good it's all the way across town from me. I could eat there every day.

All the milongas that survived are full. The problem is the high air fares to Buenos Aires. I have many friends from the States who are not coming because of the air fares. This time of year, tango tourists should be here in droves.

Peru across from the Legislatura. Cordoba y Montevideo.

I have been going at 9. When they open. I don't want 500$ in 100 peso notes. As it is right now, 1000 peso note is worth 3$.

The one on Peru across from the Legislatura and the one on Cordoba y Montevideo.

Does anyone know what's going on with the currency right now. Two mornings in a row I went to pick up my transfer. Both the big WU outlets were giving huge stacks of 100 peso notes. I don't want 500$ in 100 peso notes.