Wow, let me just say that all of my life I've loved talking to foreigners. There was the kid from Italy in ninth grade, the kid from Germany in eleventh grade, and the handful of Asians in 12th grade. Now the tables have turned, and as I try and integrate myself, I'm the foreigner everyone wants to introduce to their culture. Everywhere that I go, as soon as I speak people ask me where I'm from, why I'm here, and how long I'm staying…it's gotten to the point ...

Hi Guys, I don't have a lot of time to write, but these are some of my brightest memories from the past week. 1. Kayaking in El Tigre: On Friday, I went with 7 other kids from my program and Goyo, one of the prgoram guys who we all like. It was super chill...we took the commuter train to a quierter subrub called El Tigre which is a set of islands surronded by Delta Rio. We kayaked a bit, walked around an island, and picnicked. Then, some of us went to an artisi...

Hola Chicos, So tonight I went to services. I'm not that religious, and I rarely go to services at home. However, I do like services because they are familiar as I I grew up going to them. Also, I was interested in seeing how they practice judaism, and I wanted to to meet other Argentinians. The synagogue is in the center of the city, and for some reason, I didn't know that it was orthodox. The services lasted 50 minutes. I was lost 50 percent of the time. The...

Last night, as part took a few of us out to go watch a play called Traveling. It is an acrobatic show that has gotten rave reviews, and I was really looking forward to it. Before the show, we met up in a restaurant nearby…That was when this weird night started. A couple of my companions and I sat down at a table in the back away from a program director and some other students. The waiter rolled his eyes at us when he realized not everyone scheduled to come ha...