Buenos Aires

Most Americans take for granted the ease at which they can travel the world. Very few countries require a visa and those that do make it simple to obtain. I was one of those unaware Americans, until I met my Argentinean husband, Lucas. As if thousands of miles between us were not...

Even though I have been to Buenos Aires, Argentina nearly twenty times now, I am still continuously discovering something new about it and I always leave wanting to return for more.  It has taken me nine years, but I finally realized that the Paris of the South is my "city...

Happy 2014 from Buenos Aires, Argentina!  I have been in my second home for ten days now and while I have barely survived the intense heat, I have had one beautiful adventure after another and I look forward to sharing all of the details about them here soon.  On another...

Ordering an omelet con queso y papas fritas almost every day. People dancing the tango in the middle of the street. Walking across the romantic el Puente De La Mujar at night. Seeing signs of Evita's memory everywhere. Savoring every single bite of the Placer Real roll at the Sushi Club. Being mesmerized by the incredible...

While this post ends my photo series of Recoleta Cemetery, I am certain that there will be more in the future, as it is a extraordinary place I will return to time after time.  As you can witness, there is definitely no shortage of photo opportunities.  I was so captivated...