Indecisive Traveler

These Girls Ain’t No Baby Mamas

Published August 31, 2011

Emily and I are women in our 20s and we have come to the realization that being a woman in your 20s has nearly become synonymous with being married and popping out some offspring. While our facebook newsfeeds fill up with more engagement announcements and ultrasound photos, she and I are plotting ways to avoid ever having a human growing inside of us. Continue reading →

Culture Shock in My Own Country

Published August 24, 2011

I arrived in Buenos Aires on June 23, 2010. I had been there twice before, but never for more than 5 days. I also spoke the language. However, I still had a lot of adjusting to do. Over the next 14 months, I adapted to cultural differences, new slang, and the small annoyances that were really only annoying because they… Continue reading →

Facebook Love Poems and Stalker Phone Calls

Published August 22, 2011

Welcome to another post in my Dating in Buenos Aires series. Today’s post features a subject you have seen before. His creepiness was so abundant that it had to overflow into a second post. If you want to catch up, check out the first post: Love Letters from a Clueless Metrosexual.

Today’s Subject: Joan

Pronounced Sho-an

It is important… Continue reading →

What to Do if Liam Neeson is Not Your Dad

Published August 19, 2011

For those of you who are not familiar with the movie Taken, it is about a 17 year old girl who goes gallivanting off to Europe with a friend and then gets kidnapped at the airport. She is then drugged and sold into a sex-slave ring and the only person who can find her is her super secret agent and all around badass dad who is played by Liam Neeson. Continue reading →

Guest Blog: When Jorge Met Rease

Published August 17, 2011

By Jorge Farah

That title is a little misleading, I feel like it implies some sort of romantic connection. Jorge is my best friend in Argentina. He is actually Colombian and before you ask – yes, his English is really this good. Jorge and I decided to do a blog switch, our topic being how we met and how the… Continue reading →

Open Letter to Argentine Creepsters

Published August 12, 2011

During my time in Buenos Aires I have had 4 fanáticos of varying degrees of creepiness, dangerousness and general ability to annoy the crap out of me. They ranged from ages 19-40 and were all pretty different. However, they all had these things in common: arrogance, persistence and creepiness. Continue reading →