Buenos Aires and Beyond

In every relationship there is high points and low points, in some relationships there may even be pivotal moments or turning points. I believe the key to maintaining a good relationship with another is to understand their needs.

A turning point in my relationship:
I could see that she wasn´t happy, and continuosly ignored me, she kept on interacting with strangers and giving me the cold shoulder. So I bought a bag of food, and suddenly she was my best friend, feeding from my hands with her little buck teeth, and batting her eyelids at me.

The zoo in Buenos Aires is comprehensively more enjoyable when you have bag of animal feed to distribute amongst the various creatures, great and small. The zoo keeper did however ask me to stop trying to tempt the lion to a snack and retract my arm from between the bars (He was a sad lion!). There are alot of interesting and alien-like animals in South America that you don´t see at Wellington zoo. Included are polar bears, giant tortoises, pythons, ant-eaters, two humped wolly camels, and argentinian kids that kick beavers.

It is a little known fact that on the 8th day, and in conjunction with a couple of the guys that had helped him out with creating stuff, God was very hungry. He decided that McDonalds wouldn´t cut it because he desired cuisine of the highest quality, but then the finest restaurants could not match his hunger. From this moment La Generosa was born. A slice of heaven on Earth. La Generosa is the most heavenly buffet restaurant, with the most comprehensive and most satisfying selection of desserts, that God himself could devise. Angels prepare dishes before your eyes, sprinkling dream powder and adding joy to every mouthful. Animals live their whole lives, driven by the hope of one day being served up at La Generosa. Noah actually prompted animals onto the ark by telling them that it was the delivery boat for La Generosa.
Once again I was infected by joy and satisfaction, and the hands of a Buenos Aires restaurant.

Tickets have been purchased and plans have been scribbled on scrap paper, on Monday we leave for Iguazu Falls. We will travel on a bus for 16 hours, with beds on the bus. Again I will be assuming the Indiana Jones identity, tucking my whip in my belt, and dawning my brown leather full brimmed hat to embark on another adventure, (making sure to pack plenty of snacks for the long bus trip. I wouldn´t want to neglect any of the extra fat I have accumulated on the Buenos Aires diet).

Keep on sending emails and messages, I enjoy reading words from home, and look forward to any excessive props anyone is willing to cast my way, with regards to my blog.

I leave you now at the turning of the tides. I will meet you at the town of the falls, where we will continue our journey.

Adios mis amigos

Everybody has to see 'an inconvenient truth´, it is a real eye opening film.

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