Mike
@TWL
Canadian expat in Argentina
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About me
Canadian
Lives in Buenos Aires
Speaks English, Italian, Spanglish
Registration: 07 May 2011
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2 English girls looking to move to Buenos Aires to teach by LaurenCosgrove
Hey, guys, Myself and a friend are looking to move out to teach english (we Are both currently completing TEFL courses) . Does anyone have any experience with this or can offer any advice/info about what Its like for Brits living and working in ...
Visa doesn't matter. I teach privately and do some writing here as well with the 90 day tourist visa. There are lots of jobs out there, but the pay isn't much for new teachers and you will be traveling between jobs a lot. With time things will work ... Read More
Lincoln school Buenos Aires by skialta
We are considering a move to BA from NJ. We have 2 children ages 8 and 9 and, the Lincoln school has been recommended to us. The corporate housing is in Puerto Madero. Is this insane to drive back and forth? we welcome any and all suggestions.
Hey is there much turnover with the teachers there? I heard it is a good school to work at and I have 12 years experience. Not too eager to go back to Toronto yet. I know the year here starts in Feb. but you never know. Read More
Argentine Organic Farming? by Lea Levy
Hi there! Does anyone know of any organic farming taking place near or in Buenos Aires?
Haven't lived in Florida, just ate the oranges. Been there a bunch of times though! I was in BsAs for 3 months before Christmas and returned Feb. 2nd and haven't moved out yet. How long I intend to stay depends on my websites. I will eventually go ... Read More
Argentine Organic Farming? by Lea Levy
Hi there! Does anyone know of any organic farming taking place near or in Buenos Aires?
Thanks thesaltysea for your info. It's an interesting world when your eyes get opened! Or maybe when you just decide to look;) Read More
What is the reason for moving? by annaobraz
Hi all, Please tell me, who moves very often or seldom, what is your reason of moving? Thanx, Anna.
Got into a rut. You start doing the same things over and over then start to forget there's a whole other world out there. Moving presented me with challenges for sure, but I started to really appreciate the little victories like taking transit and ... Read More
What is the reason for moving? by annaobraz
Hi all, Please tell me, who moves very often or seldom, what is your reason of moving? Thanx, Anna.
I've just moved the once (from Toronto to Buenos Aires), but it was for a fresh start and also to start appreciating life again. Stuck in a rut and not rally a great one. Moving has helped me refocus and also remember the little things that are ... Read More
Argentine Organic Farming? by Lea Levy
Hi there! Does anyone know of any organic farming taking place near or in Buenos Aires?
First of all I need to say that was my post not Amelia's. I was on her computer reading and forgot it was her logged in. Sorry. Didn't realize that Argentina genetically modifies so much. Doesn't seem like it because most of the stuff we get doesn't ... Read More
What's your favorite Book all time ? by Ayten Mehaya
What's your favorite Book, and who's your favorite writer??? What do you most like about the book, Do you have something special to share about it ? I also want some suggestions for Books to read.
Someone mentioned Voltaire's Candide. Forgot about that, but enjoyed it very much. My favourite though is The Outsider (translated from the French) by Albert Camus. It is a cynical tale about the world and too much truth for many to read. I love ... Read More
Car Insurance in Ontario - Insurance that you need to stay away from by FibeNewYork
My husband and I moved to London, Ontario in summer 2010. Before we moved, we ordered the driver's license abstract for the insurance. We have one car registered in the US, which we are currently use and now we have purchased another car so that ...
Yes insurance companies are funny. Not always fair too. I had good experiences with ING which is now Intact when I was living there. I think the best bet, as was mentioned is to go through a broker or even try a couple as broker have a select number ... Read More
Canadian/Ontario vs US Elementary Education by sbg
A DISCUSSION OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN US AND ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOLS: WHY ONTARIO SCHOOLS ARE BEHIND THE US CURRICULUM Any ex-pat move is exciting. The chance to live in a new country and experience its culture is a great experience for most ...
Sbg, I didn't mean to say that I felt American schools were negative in any way. My comment was that there previously was that sentiment amongst some people in Canada (which was wrong) until people came to their senses that education is different ... Read More
Hey, new expat in Argentina
Hey I am a Canadian now living in Argentina. Not sure how long yet. I have been a teacher for 12 years, but am taking a break. Working on some websites for now, but I would take a job in an international school if it were to come up. Most teaching ... Read More
Photography is Art? by Albert Alsina
I would like to have different opinions about if photography can be considered an art, as painting is? If you thing it is, in which cases?
Definitely an art! Art is about expression and in the way a photographer captures a subject they are expressing their views on the world. We agree that painting is an art, yet anyone can paint. There is a value placed on each piece, however. The ... Read More
bloggers of food, travel and photography interests. by palatepassport
Hi Expat.comgers, I'm looking for bloggers around the globe, that would be interested in exchanging comments on our weblogs. If you you are interesting in photography, personal travel news, cooking or just chatting about food/eateries, then you may ...
Hey, I have recently just found this site as well. I checked out the blogs and they are quite well done. My girlfriend has started a blog on Argentina. It is a photoblog though as she is a photographer - more photos than writing. It has been going ... Read More
Canadian/Ontario vs US Elementary Education by sbg
A DISCUSSION OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN US AND ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOLS: WHY ONTARIO SCHOOLS ARE BEHIND THE US CURRICULUM Any ex-pat move is exciting. The chance to live in a new country and experience its culture is a great experience for most ...
First off, sbg times have changed and people have realized that learning needs to constantly change as well. When it comes to math, these antiquated notions of teaching kids how to multiply and divide are near useless as kids just memorize facts ... Read More
How to make friends in Toronto by expat.com
We have been talking about loneliness when you are abroad, let's now talk about how to make friends (locals or expatriates) when you're living in Toronto :top: Which are your best tips to meet people and to make friends in Toronto?? Thanks in ...
I am originally from Toronto. I would suggest to meet new people you try sports. When I was there playing soccer we were always taking in new players. My friends and I were always welcoming. We play then go out for a beer (or a few) and wings. If ... Read More