[Get my Ultimate 10-day Buenos Aires itinerary here] This week I was able to meet up with a very good friend of mine from Italy, Lena, and her boyfriend Seb. None of us are actually Italian, that’s just where we met. Lena is originally from La Plata, just outside of Buenos Aires. Seb grew up … More What to Eat in Buenos Aires
Today I’m grateful for: 1. Max and our burrito picnic party, cilantro makes everything just a little bit better. And of course, Julie, who brought the wine. 2. The sun. Today was the first beach day. Still a little cold for bikini wear, but perfect for outdoor picnics, sarongs and sunglasses. Sub category a: Living … More matching couple lovers
Easter came a little late this year. For the kindergarten, anyways. I awkwardly read the slides, created by the Korean teacher, which mixed bunny rabbits, easter egg hunts and Jesus dying and rising again on the third day, amidst the puzzlement of five year olds, “really, teacher?” Usually Korean is forbidden in the classroom, but … More Friday the 13th Sunday School
This is my 335th post. That means I have 30 remaining posts before my year of “a photo a day” is complete. This makes my mom sad. For my last 30 days, however, I’ve decided (inspired by: this) to everyday write down three new things I’m grateful for (30 day challenge obsession continues…). I’ll start … More 30 to go
Every Wednesday should be a day off. A Wednesday off is better than a three day weekend. It’s been decided. Storm. Dry. Sun. Rain. Eat Chinese Food. Rain. Dry. Vintage bargain hunting. There’s no such thing as “free size.” Rain. Cotton. Rain. Dry. Drive home. Spanish. Pesto. Laughing. Guitar. Listening. Friends. Laughing. Spanish. Learning. Wet. … More Wacky wet weird and whimsical Wednesday
To quote my wise friend, Erin, “Only in Korea does having a group of ridiculous looking dancers who block traffic actually improve a candidate’s chances of winning.” This is odd, yet true. At this very moment, while the rain comes down outside my window, I can hear the chants in support of candidate #2, #3, … More Pre election day
When looking to get informed on world news and culture, one need not look much further than the oh-so-reliable “Kinder Times.” Forget Democracy Now, folks. Amy Goodman’s got nothing on the likes of Sarah Choi, David Choi, or Elena Bae. No need to check in on the latest in the US elections or the Palestine-Israel … More The world’s most informative news source
Turns out it’s Easter today. We realized this while at a Buddhist temple. Irony is my favorite (so is smiling).
2am Saturday night. A few glasses of red wine. Head to the rooftop.
Vocabulary of the day: 1. Put the screen in the bottom of the pot. 2. Put soil in the pot. 3. Make a hole in the soil. 4. Put the plant in the soil. 5. Fill the hole with more soil. 6. Add water. Sing each line like a song. They remember. Magic.