In the States things went well except from a broken GPS, getting lost in LA, angry notes from other drivers for bad parking, running out of gas in the middle of the desert...We started our adventure in LA by picking up our convertible. Thank you Leo for helping us to pick out this sweet ride! We spent two days in Los Angeles at our friends place who treated us in a most kindly way! After that we took off to Vegas! As our GPS could not even find Las Vegas we had t...

After the hard language classes we felt that we had deserved a spring break in Cancun (after all it is spring in Argentina).Isla mujeres On our first day we visited Isla Mujeres, the Island of Women. The island is located eight miles across the Bahia de Mujeres (Bay of Women) from Cancun. Isla Mujeres is a very small fishing village with beautiful beaches. Compared to busy Cancun the atmosphere was very quiet and relaxing. If you are looking for a place where yo...

After the winter in Argentina we were really excited to feel the sun and the heat when we arrived in Cuba. We came to Cuba just in time for Castro's birthday, but in spite of this national holiday you couldn't see anything special in the street view.To experience all sides of the country we had decided to spend the week traveling through the Garden Province in the west of Cuba.Havana Before our week-long tour we spent one night in Havana. We felt as if we had tr...

Hola! We are back online after spending some time in Cuba without Internet. Let's continue where we left off in Argentina.Dinner with local familyOn wednesday our new Argentinian friend Victoria invited us for a pizza dinner at her place. We got to meet her hole family and it felt really good since our own families are so far away right now. The dinner was delicious and we tried many new ingredients. Pizza is a traditional food in Argentina, since many argentinia...

Argentina is all about tango, carne, tinto and football. But you probably already knew this. The very first thing we realized when we stepped out from the airport in Buenos Aires was that it is freeeeezing (it is winter here)! But no worries, we are Finns and tango keeps us warm.Except from freezing we are taking spanish lessons at a Hostel called MilHouse and walking a lot. We live at a friends place in a very nice neighborhood on the Larrea.Donde estamos?In the...