
I'm always hungry and thinking about my next meal. \ud83d\udccdBuenos Aires & Beyond
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If the bathroom doesn’t have a hook, I might complain.
Spend enough time working from cafés when you don’t actually feel like working, and you start noticing things. Details that have little to do with the actual coffee but somehow shape t...
Gotta case of the Mondays, amirite??
Has winter in Buenos Aires always been this dreary? I honestly don’t know. Every year, when the temperature drops, I migrate somewhere warmer. I suspect I’m still making up for a childhood spent survivi...
On July 18, 2006, I landed in Buenos Aires for what was supposed to be a six month study abroad program. I was a twenty year old vegetarian, barely spoke Spanish, and arrived with a suitcase full of summer clothes because it hadn’t occurred...
Yesterday I felt it. That tiny tickle in the throat. You know the one. I hear the flu is going around, so the second I feel the throat scratch, I enter Emergency Immune-Boosting Protocol.
First stop: chicken shop.
Second stop: vegetable...
I ate a lot of good stuff in May, so I posted one of those “best things I ate this month” carousels on Instagram. Normally, I find these posts boring. “I don’t give a fuck what you ate for lunch last week,” I think, while scrolling past a s...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Eater, writer, traveler. Based mostly in Buenos Aires // Born in Chicago. Probably thinking about my next meal.
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