who wants to sleep in a city that never wakes up One month in Buenos Aires around already! And it is corrosive, that I've written anything for so long because retelling of course now that much again is that you never have everything in life can put it in an update, let alone can make for livelier than a random point list.
Nevertheless, a small motion, we have our visas (it was what the pink pass 21 A for Asterix & Obelix), we are registered (which also cost 100 € 265 € per Matrikelgebühr
module, rather than once, as originally intended), we both live in shared rooms, and tomorrow we go for both of us to college.
end at the point in common, for as Simon, as usual, the resident technical hit has landed, I was rather used by and has to move the end of the month again. I live in a beautiful spacious rooms in an old-fashioned, cute, bright duplex apartment with the most comfortable beds around the world ... But unfortunately, most present my roommate (the other two are two nice girls, but unfortunately barely there) my sixty-year old landlady, who lives next to me and both of our rooms have just doors / windows in the living room, which is something like an enclosed patio that is large and echoing and ears and also still kitchen, bathroom door and dining table contains. That means in plain English, that my privacy is limited to my closed glass door with curtain and acoustically very quickly over. When she sleeps, I can not do in a normal voice. If she is with someone in the living room, it is acoustically less in my room. When I wake up hungover at noon (which is the one time or another seemed possible * cough *), I will not run directly into her arms and a subtly disapproving glance harvest. When I am with someone late at night, just come over and talk in low voice, she wakes up. Gnahs.
why I prefer to April then off again and this time in a smaller room with a window (yes!) and balcony, in a beautiful house with large living room, large kitchen, nice terrace - and 4 international roommate early 20s and very nice landlord couple end 20 next door. Juhei! More detailed (and photos) will soon.
morning, as I said, that first Unitag. Now I'm taking two courses, one of which is three-and four periods, and which I hope both as full modules for Latin America Regional Studies be recognized at the OSI. My schedule looks fantastic:
Monday 19-21 h: Historia Argentina
Tuesday 17-20 h: Transición, Crisis y Reforma: Los Nuevos en América Latina Escenarios
Wednesday 19-21 h: Historia Argentina
and go! In addition, there appear to have a private tutorial per a week per course (?) - But no idea will look like. First, I for one am happy and can devote
me alone my homework other activities ...
Otherwise, so far all is well. There was a four-hour Manu Chao concert under the stars, visiting Germany on the transit, there was one or the other dead cow, one or the other party, the odd bottle of Pisco, and many many bottles of Quilmes
*. I spent 2 days in Uruguay, for which there may still be a separate post with pictures, once I have the best selection of all the affected memory cards.
I love Buenos Aires. Meanwhile, I have the feeling to know about me well here (well, in the four relevant district level) and feel at home when I walk out the door and my keys in the pocket shift, and check if I have enough coins and patience for the
colectivo have or prefer to run 6 blocks to
Subte - little things stop. I'm curious how it is tomorrow, when it finally starts.
As always a nice greeting to everyone - I hope you have nice holidays. Write me what is going on with you and was, and I want to see Carnival and Skifahrfotos!
* Disclaimer: The linked photos for illustration purposes are not mine, but creative commons from flickr.com ...
