A record

I think this is possibly the longest gap between posts... things seem to have been hectic, although I don't know why.

I'm back at school now, hoping to learn some more. I reckon I'll do another 6 weeks or so... we'll see. It's been two days so far and so far so good. I have a test on Friday so need to study for that.

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Unknown said…
Hey Andrew,
You have some really great pics on your site. Anyway, I also have a blog about Buenos Aires (exposebuenosaires.com), so was just wondering if you wanted to exchange blogroll links. Im a Canadian expat, and have been here for two years, and just write a bunch of stuff that would be useful for people, that I had to learn by experience. Let me know if your interested. Thanks and good luck with your work. Cheers,
Diego
28 January 2009 at 15:08
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