Misa Mascovich
Buenos Aires, Fall 2011
Misa's Posts
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Vivieron felices, Comieron perdices
My time in Buenos Aires ended two weeks ago and after spending a week more traveling around in Argentina I am now back in the states. I have yet to encounter reverse culture shock, but there are a few aspects of Argentine life that I wish I could take back with me here in the states.
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Soundscape of Austria Street
If you like peace and quiet, then never move to Buenos Aires.
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Meals Fit for a King
There is only one week left in the program and although I am excited to see my friends and family, I do not want to leave Buenos Aires. This week made me especially realize how much I will miss this city that never sleeps when I had two separate meals that made Buenos Aires feel like home.
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The Living Dead and 35mm Prints
Unlike back home where Halloween means having a different costume every night regardless of age, watching really freaky movies, and going to haunted houses, in Argentina, Halloween is primarily for kids.
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Gifts and Gadgets for the Technologically Impaired
One of my favorite past times during the weekends in Buenos Aires is to head to one of the local markets that cover the city.
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Third Times a Charm
This entire post is going to be devoted to one lesson that anyone should learn if they are planning on studying abroad in Buenos Aires.
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Call of the Wild
You know those moments where you pause and realize that you are having a once in a lifetime experience, and you look around you and instead of being in a reality, for a moment, it’s like you are living out your own personal movie? That essentially describes my entire week spent in Patagonia.
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The Perks of the Southern Hemisphere
Spring is all around in Buenos Aires. And although it is welcomed, it is also a strange sensation to be celebrating spring in the beginning of October.
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Hello Spring! It’s nice to meet you.
Midterms are fast approaching here in Bs.As. and I am completely freaking out ready. Almost.
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If These Walls Could Talk
Buenos Aires is a great place to explore art through the many museums and galleries that cover the city, but if you want to get a real feel for the art culture, the streets art and graffiti is the place to look.
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Old Habits Die Hard
Since coming to Buenos Aires I have been making an effort to get up, go out, and see things in person rather than on a screen. I can watch movies anytime, but the city is only mine for a short time.
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The honeymoon is over, and now the real fun begins
Classes in Argentina have begun. The honeymoon is officially over.
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Stranger in a Great Land
One week down, fifteen more to go.
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On Board to Study Abroad
“Look out for the dog poop.”
This is the advice my dad gave me about my imminent departure to Buenos Aires.
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