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#followme [URL:https://www.argentinaexpats.org/index.php?tagged/2589-followme/] for more couple advices! :th_giggle01:

Must admit I knew him best for his Nescafe Gold Blend adverts. https://youtu.be/xfrh_S1SgtI?si=0HIjOSg50PI0O8H0

Look on the bright side serafina...he obviously loves you. Just do what you want and don't tell him.

I agree with him that big cities all have their own La Boca. But don’t they all also have safe areas? Not all of BsAs is as dangerous as La Boca, and not all of Madrid, Grenada, Sevilla etc are crime ridden, surely?

My husband has forbade me to visit big cities in Europe during this trip. I wanted to visit Madrid and other places in Spain. He thinks big capitals are too hot to venture carelessly. He said "think about it as La Boca". Wow!

[…] He told the police several times that he'd been stabbed but they didn't believe him, so they could have saved his life. Instead they believed the actual murderer who was standing a couple of feet away. Henry literally died in handcuffs.

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This is beyond disturbing.

I always wondered about the centuries when an indoor central fire in the one large room was the way houses were heated. Thatched houses included. Maybe flames were kept low and roofs were very high?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/04/argentina-teen-girls-murdered-femicide-crisis Seems to be everywhere......

Lovely to look at but I'd be worried it might go on fire. Especially when I make an asado. :smiley-on-fire:

For decades, that has been considered a dying profession. I’m so glad the art and tradition are again thriving.

My husband speaks softly and doesn’t always separate words, which is fine when talking to native English speakers, but makes him difficult to understand when he speaks English to non-native speakers. He also uses colloquial expressions (like your “brought,” @UK Man ) . I think both habits result from his not ever being the one responsible for communicating with people in another language. That’s usually my job, even in countries where I neither speak nor understand much of the language.…

Thatched grass roof making a comeback in UK https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/03/realestate/thatch-roof-homes-england-long-straw-tradition.html?unlocked_article_code=1.nlA.kFAr.vPgOuax4ltMe&smid=url-share