New Years Eve in Buenos Aires
no need to be unduly repetitive... just see my post from christmas eve...
the only difference is that even MORE fireworks are set off on new years eve than on christmas eve, if that's possible... the best comparison of these two days to a holiday in the states is to the 4th of july - big gatherings of family and friends, lots of b-b-q and other goodies, plenty of beer and hard cider, hordes of kids vacuuming up liters and liters of soda and every edible in sight and then, of course, the fuegos artificiales (fireworks)... and there's nothing wussy about THESE fireworks, my friends... they are of a size and explosive power that haven't been legal in the u.s. since i was a little nipper... i managed to retain all my appendages from last weekend... let's see if i can keep the record clean tonight... Submit To Propeller
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the only difference is that even MORE fireworks are set off on new years eve than on christmas eve, if that's possible... the best comparison of these two days to a holiday in the states is to the 4th of july - big gatherings of family and friends, lots of b-b-q and other goodies, plenty of beer and hard cider, hordes of kids vacuuming up liters and liters of soda and every edible in sight and then, of course, the fuegos artificiales (fireworks)... and there's nothing wussy about THESE fireworks, my friends... they are of a size and explosive power that haven't been legal in the u.s. since i was a little nipper... i managed to retain all my appendages from last weekend... let's see if i can keep the record clean tonight... Submit To Propeller
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posted by profmarcus at
12/31/2005
