The first couple days here have been FILLED with orientation. What there is to do in Buenos Aires (BA), how to take the public transport, where to go and not to go, other means of staying safe, classes, concentrations, volunteering, and the list goes on!
Although it's a lot of information, it's actually all pretty useful. The most useful for me is the directions/ public transport. The closest city to compare BA to is probably NY so public transport is a must and anyone who knows me.. I am actually really good at directions. HA YEAH RIGHT! I have so many stories in the first few days of getting lost and potentially getting robbed/mugged. But I am actually figuring it out! Here's the story of my first night going out...
BACK TO THE MEDIEVAL AGES OF COMMUNICATION
It was probably over 15 blocks of walking which including making wrong turns and walking down smaller streets with some homeless/night walkers. I probably asked someone how to get to the Plaza Serano every 2 blocks but everyone had a different way. Eventually I finally made it there, BUT it turned out to be an area with a circle of about 12 bars. I felt like I was the guy who cut off his arm in 127 hours if he would have died on the walk home after cutting off his arm! I had figured out the hardest part but could not actually meet up with the group!!
THEN I SAW IT - a bar off to the side that was not in the main circle. I walked inside and there the group was in the very back just about to order drinks. They were just about as surprised to see that I found them as I was. All the work was worth it though as the night went on to meet people from Colombia and BA and a fun bar hop to many of the Plaza's locations!
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