An easy evening

Last night was nice and slow. I went to visit Chris, who made me dinner (I know). And then we went to Bulnes Class for a couple of drinks. It was very pleasant and quite low key. I was home by three. Then I stayed up watching TV for hours... I truly am turning into a night owl.

Today I'm going to go to San Telmo and then to Puerto Madero, I want to take some photos of the sunset.

Comments

Conor said…
I'm really looking forward to the late night society again. Did it take you long to get used to it?
5 April 2009 at 18:08
Andrew Owen said…
I'm still not used to it! It is fab though.
5 April 2009 at 19:54
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