Buenos Aires, Argentina
And I got to really immerse myself in Argentina, in buenos aires especially, which is known as the Paris of South America. And I've never seen a city so big that's so green. I actually wrote something about this on medium. It's la cudda verde. It's the green city I love
They have a great sense of humor and they're just great people and it's absolutely stunning. My mom actually volunteers with the group that's part of the green initiative and recovery of the city. So they're constantly going and working on the inner city parks and really focusing on developing more green spaces. Because, again, like you said, it's incredible that it's this massive city, yet they're so keen and so devoted to green spaces
I became completely enamored with seeing how all these dogs interacted in such a big city, and then the fact that dog walkers are still very much a profession there. And you see the people going by with, like, 1213 dogs. They have to be the best dog walkers in the world because they must be training them so well. I've never seen a space where dogs are better. We're more behaved. But, yeah, thank you for responding to my post
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And we were talking about people sometimes focusing and encouraging their children children to focus on the wrong things about life when this is what it's about. Pack your stuff up and go live in another area for a month and just experience the culture. immerse yourself in the culture. It's so rich and so full. Thank you for sharing
And it's really cost effective to visit there, too. So it's really a nice change that you can go there, and it's not going to take a huge budget. I stayed in a rooftop studio airbnb looking over the polo fields in palermo for, like, $650 for the month. I mean, that's $1,000 less than my rent on my little apartment in Tampa, Florida