Buenos Aires Days 4 and 5.wmv

Monday, April 26, 2010 This past weekend was awesome! My hosts (Tony Novoa and Edi Alvarez) made sure to schedule a bit of fun time that included things other than eating. Yes, we all enjoy eatingand Im afraid that by watching these videos, my audience will think thats all we do. Fact is, we DO eat a lot because everybody wants the foreigner (ie, me) to try a bit of everything. But we also have fun in other wayslike visiting the local tourist traps and what-not. Oh, and theres a popular misconception that Id like to nip in the bud. As Ive said on previous blog posts, I do actually WORK on these trips. Unfortunately, the nature of the work would appear a bit boring if captured on video. I mean, do you really want to watch hours and hours of business meetingsor had you rather see some of the local tourist stuff? Yeah, I thought so. But people forget that this is a business trip. Trust me; for every hour of fun that I get to experience, I spend 8.7 hours in boring meetings (Ive timed it). Now, on to the video. Tony picked me up on Saturday morning and drove me around town. He was careful to point out some of the changes that have happened over the past 50 years. This is because my good friend, Daniel Montoya, grew up in Buenos Aires, but he left his home country in 1959. Hes never been back. He became quite excited when I told him that I would be visiting his home town, and I promised to film a few of the sites just for him. So, Danielsome of this footage is just for you ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quL7wJKLsS4&hl=en

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