Archive for January, 2007

My Baby Left

In: Daily Life

28 Jan 2007

Vanesa left for her trip on Saturday night. She’s going to be traveling for 18 days through Northern Argentina and Bolivia. I’m so happy she has this opportunity because she’s never taken a trip like this before. But I’m going to miss her! I’ve been single practically my whole life, but this is going to [...]

Dasani Balance

In: Argentina

28 Jan 2007

I don’t know if it’s available in the US, but if you can find Dasani Balance, give it a try! It’s flavored water that is much better than just about any flavored water I’ve tried. I like Propel and Powerade water too, but this is more subtle and not quite as sweet. Only 15 calories [...]

Commitment

In: Misc

23 Jan 2007

The very first day we started dating, I asked Vanesa if she would be willing to follow me to the U.S. in the future. We have continued to talk about this because it will be the most important issue we confront. Last Saturday, we had our most in depth conversation yet. I was forthcoming and [...]

I will be posting all my photos on another site from now on. Here I can share small or full size pics, categorize and caption them, and upload video. My Internet access is still limited…going on day 9 of trying to get it serviced in a land that does not know customer service…so please be [...]

Photos Ideas

In: Blog News

13 Jan 2007

I plan to make up for my lack of a camera over the last 2 months. The photo services of Blogger are very limited, so I will be storing photos on a better service. What types of photos would you like me to take? What would you like to see? Post suggestions and I’ll see [...]

Fajitas

In: Daily Life

13 Jan 2007

I like the steak here, but find much of the food lacking in variety and flavor. They don’t tend to mix the foods together and none of the food has any spice. (Paul, in this regard, Mexico wins hands-down). I was really missing Mexican or Tex-Mex food. So, Vanesa, her roommate Monica, and my friend [...]

Better Classes

In: Spanish

13 Jan 2007

This is how to go to school folks! Or as the kids say “This is how I roll.” Forget taking the hot, crowded subway and dodging people in noisy, crowded downtown area. Forget a congested, dilapidated, hot “school building.” Forget frustrations with the school and disrespect for the students. I have private classes!
The classes cost [...]

Uruguay

In: Travel

8 Jan 2007

Argentina does not have the most strict customs practices in the world. When you come from a first world country, they assume you have a good reason to return to your country eventually. They’re welcoming tourists by the boatload and want them to stay as long as possible. The standard practice here is to receive [...]

I cannot express to you the joy with which I accepted my backpack of goodies from the United States of America! Once again, I have a computer and a digital camera. I can take pictures in order to capture memories and share them with friends and family! Now with my own place, I can blog, [...]

A mere 36 hours after moving into my oasis of an apartment, the air conditioning went out. I can have a lot of patience with people, but things like this frustrate me to no end! I wanted my friends to enjoy the New Year as much as possible, but we ended up sweating quite a [...]


About this blog

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Quisque sed felis. Aliquam sit amet felis. Mauris semper, velit semper laoreet dictum, quam diam dictum urna, nec placerat elit nisl in quam. Etiam augue pede, molestie eget, rhoncus at, convallis ut, eros. Aliquam pharetra.

Photostream

  • Al Berg: Kyle, It was great to see you fire up your blog again! I've always enjoyed your writing and obser [...]
  • Kyle: Hola Javier! Como estás? Of course I remember you. Sorry it took me so long to respond as I've been [...]
  • marcy james: hey kyle, what a beautiful post you wrote. i miss seeing you in the halls and am so excited to find [...]
  • Javier Bernal: Kyle, You are absolutly right. And unfortunatelly I am one of those people. It has been along tim [...]
  • Arno: I've come across many a blog post much similar to this one. I've written one myself. I think it [...]

Archive

Random Quote

One never realizes how much and how little he knows until he starts talking. — Louis L’Amour