(Day 21) "Adios Buenos Aires"

by Argentina2007

"Adios Buenos Aires"

Today we spent our last full day in Buenos Aires and it is now time to head home. I will write a final recap of our trip when we get back to the States. We can't wait to see everyone. We began the day with a subway trip to Avenida de Mayo and stopped at the Cafe Tortoni, a very famous Buenos Aires Cafe. Bridget had what she said was the best hot chocolate in Buenos Aires, while I had coffee and mediaslunas with an amazing and very delicious orange marmalade. We began walking all the way down Florida ... (more)

article published 07/30/2007

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Well, I missed it all. Having taken the time to read your journals from day one, I am even more jealous of you two. I don't know what I am more envious of, though, the trip itself, or the chance for a father and daughter to share a journey of history and ancestry that is litterally a once in a lifetime journey (yes, I know I mispelled literally, but I am too lazy to go back and change it!) Now that you are home, back to work and school. Be sure to tell all your friends and colleagues about it. No reason I should be the only jealous one.
— UNCLE AJ, August 15, 2007

A TRIP OF A LIFETIME
I wish you a safe journey and anxiously await hugging my two best friends. I hope you will always cherish the memories of the sights, sounds, smells and tastes you made while in Argentina. But most importantly cherish the memories of a father and daughter sharing a journey that took you across the equator on a trip of a lifetime. I love you both to Argentina and back! Welcome Home.
— Argentina2007, July 31, 2007

Travel Well
Thank you again for sharing....I look forward to the day that you can be a guide for us through your wonderful ancestiral homeland. I can't wait to hear your voices tell the tales that you have so brilliantly chronicled, what a memory
— Aunt Marie, July 30, 2007

Welcome Home Weary Travelers
Aparece usted tuvieron el tiempo de su vive, encontrando con la familia y amigos, compartiendo las ideas y gran comidas. Yo no puedo esperar para leer la recapitulación. Gracias ambos para compartir su tiempo conmigo. Te quiero los dos. ¡Meza En Petimetres! (Rock On Dudes!)
— Uncle Ed, July 30, 2007

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