A wine-happy Andrea left wine-happy us on a Friday, and we enjoyed a relaxing weekend with Loreto and family.
Santiago graciously allowed us to sleep in his Cars-themed room. During the day, he would join us in his room, often enjoying hanging out by the window from his bed-frame perch before diving into the bed.
An evening walk took us through the Central Cultural Gabriela Mistral, the open plaza attracting young dancers, jugglers, and street performers to practice their trade.
Kids at the playground
The apartment across the parking lot, from Santiago’s room.
Homemade pizza night!
Our attentive observer
Multitasker: wine appreciator, security guard, and cook.
Finished masterpice.
Loreto pulled up this photograph we had taken six years ago and we attempted to replicate the pose
Ringo, le penseur
A last sunset over Santiago from the 31st floor of the apartment building. Hasta la próxima Santiago!
This Framerican Life 
Sympa le chat et très photogénique ! J’espère pour vous qu’il y avait un ascenseur dans l’immeuble !
Question idiote : il n’y a pas de coiffeur en Amérique du Sud ? Ah Ah Ah !
Les chutes d’Iguazu sont-elles prévues en début ou fin de séjour ? J’ai vu qq photos, cela a l’air très impressionnant.
Bisous et à bientôt.
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Les chutes d’Iguazu étaient depuis longtemps dans la liste des endroits où nous souhaitions un jour aller. Nous irons en fin de semaine prochaine !
Bisous
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2010 -> 2016, on voit que vous êtes passé des biberons aux vrais verres !
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As grownups we need juices that are more nutricious 🙂
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you stayed a while in Santiago ? needed a rest or ahead of schedule ?
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We took our time to enjoy the big city. We arrived a week before our friend visited and so we ended up spending a good two weeks there. That was an appreciated rest.
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