Tuesday, June 25, 2013

arrival and tango



After an 11 hour light, we landed in Buenos Aires at around 1015 in the morning. We met our guide Marisa who will be with us for the whole trip. We checked into our hotel which is located around the corner from calle Florida. As we got to walk around our section of town, we stopped to eat an incredibly good deep dish pizza. It may sound strange but the Italian culture plays a big .role In the Argentine culture. We them took a brief walk to the port of Buenos Aires Where we saw the impressive puente de la mujer. Later this evening, we went to el viejo almacen Where the students first learn to dance the tango. They did a remarkable job in learning the eight step tango. After a delicious meal of steak, pasta or chicken, we went back to watch the tango show and there was a lot of great music and dancing. Tomorrow we will take the city your of Buenos Aires

Monday, June 24, 2013

Final Preparations

Spain (check and check)
Peru (check)
Costa Rica (check)

It is June 24th and as I look at the ACIS website, the website shows me that there are 0 days before our trip 5th student educational trip. This one will bring us to Argentina!!!

The final preparations have been made at my house with the most amount of clothes ever packed for a 10 day trip! The temperatures are supposed to range from 37 degrees at night to 62 degrees in the day time! Well, it is the third day of winter, right? 


Boarding passes for 18 students and 3 adults to travel to Buenos Aires, Irazu ( the boarder of Brasil, Argentina and Paraguay), and a day trip to Uruguay awaits us over the next 10 days! Please stay tuned for pics and updates! We will be riding horses, dancing the tango and also taking a trip along the Rio Parana!

Enjoy your first week of Winter!!!!!!



Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Good morning everyone!! We are less then 2 weeks from leaving for Argentina!  Please follow our blog as I will be updating it daily with a picture or two as well as a description of our daily activities! Don't forget to wear your green shirt the day we leave and check out the temperature to Buenos Aires in order to see the future weather!