Sunny sunday on defensa street

Sunday was very special day on defensa street. I guess it's somekind of tradition that the long street gets full of hippies selling stuff and playing drums and all that rhytmic music and the tourists are in heaven. Just like me ;) It made me feel so good, I couldn't stop smiling. It was so pure. Everybody were enjoying of the moment. So the happening lasted for the whole day and in the evening when I went to walk around and to get to know my streets people were still dancing and playing. There were many people coming to talk to me but when I said "english?" They always were like "noonoonoo" so that was a shame. But there was this interesting man who started following and didn't stop talking in spanish. When I said that I don't understand anything and that if he could speak english he was like I......am......beer.....one beer.. Hahah so I was like okey have a nice evening and continued walking :D And when I was walking on the streets the men were waving and shouting at me all the time. It actually was quite amusing and I always said holá and smiled back but didn't have a glue what they were saying :D:D

People playing drums and dancing on the streets

More rhytm music

Tattoo time

Yea, I know. It's crazy to go to Buenos Aires and the same day that you arrived you already make a tattoo appointment. Haha. Well I had such a good opportunity to do that. Ariel went to show his brand new pic to the tattoo artist and of course I wanted to come along. And the minute I saw his picture I was convinced. Damn, what a gorgeous tattoo he has there. Right in that second I decided; I want to take one too in the same place. And so I did. :D There it is, my new little baby. It's an anchor and well, use your eyes. I'm one step closer to my sleeve and I already have some plans for the empty parts left in this arm. And I will definately take the rest of the tattoos in the same studio (also because it was so damn cheap. In euros it was like 50€) NOT BAD! But now happy Sari says goodbye from Buenos Aires, takes a glass of wine and starts watching an argentinian movie. It has been so damn nice here that I think I'm not coming back to Finland at all ;)

First impressions about BA

After 24 hours of travelling I finally arrived at Buenos Aires. The flight that took like 11 hours was quite painfull because it's always hard to sleep in those uncomfortable chairs. The clock was about 6 am (12 pm finnish time) when I arrived.  The first day was probably hardest because of the jetlag but now it's all better. Anyway these pictures are from the first two days in Buenos Aires. Not bad, eh?! I reeaaally like it here!

The livingroom

The kitchen

The bustops here look like that.

My bed