Rachel the Awesome´s Post

This is Rachel the Awesome´s post:  So! Here we are in Argentina, where keyboards are insanely complex and it is boiling hot. Not even joking. Seriously. We got into Buenos Aires on Monday, even though we left on Sunday (I swear! Those airplanes need more room!) where we stayed in the Circus Hotel and Hostel. We stayed in Buenos Aires for three days, in which time we saw La Casa Rosa, the really big national cathedral (no idea what it´s called) ate tons of delicious food (empanadas, lomo, pizza, that sort of thing<9 and visited La Recoleta, lots of taxis, my parents buying tango shoes, and my parents going tangoing.  At three o´clock on Wednesday afternoon, we boarded a double-decker over night bus (we got the upper floor) and headed for Puerto Madryn. On the way there, they played at least forty horrible songs and three movies (two of which were Kung Fu Panda 2 and Red, I didn´t pay any attention to whatever the third one was). We were all more than willing to get off that bus nineteen hours later. The darned bus never went above forty-five mph. After we left B.A., it was all trees and fields. However, when we woke up, it was low shrubs/grass for miles on end. When we reached the hostel (we walked those trecherous six blocks from the bus terminal. sarcasm.) we dropped our stuff in our room and and went to find something to eat. Unlike B.A., there was a grand total of two taxis that we saw. Anyway, we decided that we would walk along the beach (in the eighty degree weather) until we found a place to eat. We finally found a hamburger stand and the hamburgers were square. When we got back to our room at the hostel, I finished Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. This was not pleasant, as it was the only Harry Potter book I had brought. Now I am typing this on the computer downstairs and getting extremely annoyed. Who knew keyboards in Argentina were completly different from the ones in the United States? Signing off, Rachel the Awesome.