Wednesday, October 25, 2006

Brampton Brazilian For Men

was not dead (I was out partying)

Dear:

Sorry for the long absence, but was in the mother country, Argentina (Ar-shen-tain), working and visiting the flia and the gomi.

was actually more work than anything else, but still took the opportunity to visit friends. And make a comprillas, it is noteworthy. According to my cousin Matiana (called so, not Mariana and Tatiana) merchants of Santa Fe Avenue (shopping street par excellence) get excited every time I arrive in Buenos Aires. After my shopping spree this avenue, the GDP of the country grows and the economy picks up. I do not know who will.

in all it was a tiring journey at work and a little-why not - on an emotional level.

I must confess that it is always a little bittersweet to see the family in its natural habitat (not the same when one receives them local), your friends and their changes (and the increasing number of babies! - As are playing the gauchos!), the house where you grew up, the street in your elementary school, maxikioscos, black and yellow taxis, the chinchulines alfajores, the chicken from the old, the quality leather boots, the Argentine design , the forests of Palermo, French architecture, San Telmo, the toasted ham and cheese ... (*** Sigh ***)

Finally, in nostalgic key, then, I offer these images of my trip to Argentina.

Tourist in my own land.

1 - and nobody knows how I ended up yooo ... the third world ...






















2 - Creativity in Stencil Argentina





























3 - Tan or "Carlito" the best friend of hunger, at anytime, anywhere.



























4 - Kiosk daily!


























5 - Bondi!
























6 - Marche a flan with dulce de leche for the 4






















7 - Auto sale























8 - The Happy Cowboy Chicken Gate (???)







































That's all folks.


PS: for those living in Montreal, and are interested in the topic, if you want to change the name to Du Parc avenue by Robert Bourassa (because Du Parc is a cute name, a tradition Montréal, because the road passes through the park, because the politicians should discuss issues most important-hellooooo health, education, poverty, and because two Bourassa - Robert Henri and would be too) can sign the petition to keep calling Du Du Parc Parc here http://causes.ca/duparc


Mel Du Parc