I’ve always been a firm believer that adversity is the catalyst for innovation and creativity. Thus, I present the “backpacker on a shoestring budget burger.” A homemade hamburger patty, ham, spinach, avocado, cheese, mustard, mayonnaise, and aji on whole wheat bread. The cost to make this tasty and budget friendly concoction, US$1.
Homemade hamburgers. Mom, I tried to make them like you. Ground beef, bread crumbs, garlic, onions, pepper, and egg. Hope I’ve made you proud.
The Konex in Barrio Once. Every Monday night hippies, portenos, expats, tourists, and hash brownie vendors gather here to listen to the hypnotizing beats of La Bomba de Tiempo. The one liter Quilmes and the omnipresent cloud of smoke over the pulsating crowd definitely enhance the experience.
Night of the Museums in Buenos Aires. On this evening every museum opens their doors until 2:00 am and entrance is free.
The entrance at MALBA and a fraction of the line that night. The near one-hour wait to get in was worth it. Had the opportunity to view some Warhol originals and contemporary pieces by local artists.
The best late night stop in Palermo to satiate any salty,greasy mystery meat craving after you’ve had one too many pintas of Quilmes. A Peter’s pancho with mustard, sauerkraut, and spicy picante sauce topped off with papas accompanied with a small Coke. Satisfying, until you find yourself reaching for that bottle of Immodium.
“Choose the best future for your children. Breastfeeding. Your love is the best food.”
Beachside graffiti.
Do you know what a sea lion looks like after it takes a massive dump? Now you do.
Sea lion colony at Estrella Sur. If you follow the scent of rotting fish and back alley restaurant dumpster you’ll be led straight to them.
