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Yanqui Doodle
http://www.scottymonty.blogspot.com
The journalistic-poetry of a man living and working in South America. Travel stories through Argentinian Patagonia and Chile. Reports on unique cultural aspects of Buenos Aires: Graphiti Art, Spontainous Street Music and Dance, Public Radio, Interviews with interesting people. This blog has nothing to do with money.
- Author: Scott Montgomery
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Recent Posts
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Sunday evening march through filtered outMusic groups the winter layers. Long sweaters, people linger in rose briskcapilary tinge of triumph hushes us backwards at the daydoor rubble cluttered in. Car weaves the street people ...
English Teaching in Buenos Aires, Argentina
How to make it by in Buenos Aires as an English Teacher:If you are planning on teaching english in Buenos Aires but have not yet arrived to the city, the best thing that you can do to prepare yourself is to study up on grammer and teaching techniques...
Pattern Recognition
buenos aires is in its steady dip into fall. leaves on the ground, the homeless who sleep within the ruts of closed store-fronts now sleep with blankets,people in the street are short-nerved, in more of a hurry, more on the subways where each morning...
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I have been led astray by the street noise and a money-hungry lack. I went wandering through the neighborhoods i knew until i didn´t know where i was. I am not suprised anymore. I have been consumed. blocks of tall buildings. Unwilling and unready t...
Protests in Buenos Aires, 3-26-08
For the past 2 weeks, people have staged massive protests throughout the country´s rural areas. Citizens have acted in response to newly elected president Christina Kirschner's economic decision to raise the export tax on Argentinian meat and grains...
Things that I have learned from Porteños: Tip #1
If you are getting towards the end of a night of partying and have an opened glass bottle of beer that you would like to save for for the next day (or the day after, or the day after that), all you have to do is put a spoon inside of it upside down a...
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