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Expat Chronicles

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adventures of a sexually-frustrated, alcoholic gringo in latin america

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  • Bogota’s Zona Rosa in Pictures

    Posted on Friday December 18th, 2009 at 22:52 in colombia

    Bogota’s Zona Rosa is the largest and most crowded party area for people with money. It’s also a major high-end shopping district by day and early evening. It features global brand stores like Puma, Hugo Boss, etc. as well as dozens of in...

  • Photo Exhibit in Bogota

    Posted on Monday December 14th, 2009 at 19:58 in art, pictures, colombia, bogotá, museums

    Colombia’s National Museum of Photography had an exhibit in Plaza Lourdes last month. The images were compelling enough to devote a blog post. Each picture tells a story uniquely Colombian. Enjoy. ...

  • A Paisa Woman in Bogota

    Posted on Monday November 30th, 2009 at 19:14 in women, colombia, bogotá, medellin, latinas, paisa

    Alternate Title: My 1st Paisita and Now I Understand the Fuss about Medellin Women After months of reluctance, I agreed to practice golf with The Mick. The Mick had scheduled to play golf as a class with a student of his, Maribel from Medellin. Marib...

  • 10 Things To Eat in Bogota

    Posted on Monday November 9th, 2009 at 16:28 in pictures, food, colombia, bogotá

    Just for fun, I also included 3 Things You Don’t Have To Eat in Bogota. Bandeja Paisa - - - - - - - You’ll eat Colombia’s national dish and my favorite, bandeja paisa, throughout the country. Rice, beans, ground beef or steak, chor...

  • Arepas in Colombia

    Posted on Monday November 9th, 2009 at 16:27 in pictures, food, colombia

    Arepas are a staple food in Colombia. Arepas are to Colombia as tortillas are to Mexico. Here’s a picture of a portion of the arepa shelf at the store (I couldn’t fit all the arepas in the shot). - - - - - - - Arepas are basically cornme...

  • Contributed Story: Instability in Tijuana

    Posted on Friday November 6th, 2009 at 17:59 in Mexico, crime, violence, tijuana, civil unrest, other countries, contributed stories

    This story was contributed by Luis Blasini, an American expat living in Tijuana, Mexico. Check out his blog, Borrowed Flesh. For context on Tijuana and the situation in Mexico, see this WSJ article on Mexico’s instability. An old man draped in ...

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