“Spring” break
A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to take a vacation from my temporary home of Buenos Aires (as if I needed one!) to Santiago, Chile. The trip itself … Continue reading
A bagel in Buenos Aires
Anyone who has spent a significant amount of time around me has probably heard me go on about bagels a few too many times. You probably just wish I’d forget … Continue reading
The spoon theory
Have you read the spoon theory? You should go read the spoon theory. Please. Because while I’m having a incredible but exhausting time in Buenos Aires, trying to do everything … Continue reading
Sunday in San Telmo
Today an unsuccessful internship assignment turned into one of the best afternoons I’ve had in a long time. A few friends and I were instructed to go to a historical … Continue reading
The little things
I’ve now spent just over a week in Buenos Aires, and I’m seriously struggling with the language. I expected that, and I know it will just take time, so I’m … Continue reading
Worldly lessons
I’ve been in Buenos Aires for not even a week and I’ve already learned so much about the language and the culture. But aside from being in a new country, … Continue reading
Observations in Buenos Aires
The first three days in Buenos Aires have been overwhelming in the best way possible, but because of the mental exhaustion I don’t have the energy to try and craft … Continue reading
What’s new, Buenos Aires?
I leave today for Buenos Aires, and despite the risk of being super corny and overly sentimental, I have to start my chronicle of the experience with a quote from … Continue reading
On Politicians
Since the beginning of this week I had been planning to write my blog post about how insufferable covering politician’s PR stunts can be. On Monday I covered a fundraising and … Continue reading
Working with what I have
Last week I had the great opportunity to cover Rep. Todd Akin speaking to a local Republican group. There were a lot of things interesting about the experience, including how to … Continue reading
