It’s such an adventure learning our way around this city. Last night we decided to go out dancing and even managed to figure out the subway to get there. We were a little early, so we found a restaurant and had a really nice dinner. Even though we’re starting to understand the menus a bit, there’s a lot of guesswork involved every time we eat. Justin has a very brave strategy of picking something at random and seeing what shows up. So far this has resulted in a really tasty beef sandwich and a nice chef salad. I’m a little more careful and have mostly not been surprised. Our dinner last night was $7 each for dinner, dessert and a glass of wine. All of the food here is very expensive and very delicious. We then went over to the dance, and were surprised to hear loud thumps instead of music. Turns out the dance doesn’t start up again until February. Oh well. We’re anxious to get out dancing soon.
Time for Spanish class now.
avoid the chinchulines. How are the alfajores?
Viajar con seguridad y con alegrÃa!
Buenos Aires seems quite a comtrast to New Zealand You are certainly making the most of your time Love Gran and Ken xxx
I tried some chinchuline! It was nasty, but worth the effort. Hazel and I went to a student dinner at a parrillada and it was one of the things on our plate. My favorite was the chorizo sausage, followed by the beef ribs, which they cut a la the Korean method — that is, across the bone.