I decided to actually locate the hill that last night led me to the slums. It's called Parque Lezama and I was actually really close. The man's name was Pedro de Mendoza and the year was 1536. I decided since it was light to visit Boca again. I have a lot more fun exploring the city and following people than going to museums, which aren't free... But there are limits to my expeditions; today I was stopped by two men who told me not to continue because it was too dangerous. When has that ever happened to you? I found it excitingly different and appreciated. I turned back and went home.
Whenever I don't quite know what to do or have a spare hour I enjoy walking back to the first street I found and enjoying the lively atmosphere.
As to be expected in hostels, people come and go. Today three Canadian girls came. I was surprised by all the guys I have never seen before asking them to drink and do other seemingly innocuous activities although we all know better. Maybe I should wear a dress. Tomorrow the younger German girl is going to send me a message whether I should change hostels or not. I think it would be exciting to try a different one that isn't far away and the same cheap price of 10USD/day.
I have been thinking about running for the past two days but wanted to make sure I had at least some general idea of where I lived in relation to other places. I took the leap today and went running. I was just going to be modest and wear my short running shorts with my shoes. I think I left one of my orthodics at home and perhaps the shorts too. Instead I wore my two piece tri suit, I know kind of obnoxious, and my Vibrams. I actually really enjoyed running in Vibrams for the first time and I could tell the locals did too, you're welcome. I also wore sun glasses so I couldn't be easily identified. But that might have been for naught because I was the only person running, and the only person I have seen thus far running through downtown Buenos Aires (there are a couple people I've seen running in Puerto Madero).
That is all.
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