Back from the Frontier

Hi,

This is a quick note to let everyone know I am safely back from Brazil. It is 3am. We left Foz Iguazu (The Brazilian side of the falls) at 7.30ish this morning and and had a reasonably lengthy stop at both the Brazil and Argentina borders (watch this space, there´s an interesting story due
...but fortunately not about me, just observations). We stopped at Misiones Saint Ignatio (I will correct the spelling mistakes in the place names later, remember it is 3am...) for lunch and a tourist visit and then a stop at a generic truck stop somewhere in the middle of nowhere. Apart from that, I feel as if I´ve been on a very long flight in a comfortable seat. All up, it was a fantastic experience and am coming to the conclusion that if you gather any random bunch of people together from Argentina (excluding those who want to rob you) they will all be lovely, helpful, vivacious and generous, and at least a few will want to practise their English and at least two will be English translators or teachers... or am I just lucky? [Note to Mark: I have also invited a few more Argentinos to stay at our house during the rugby world cup and am pleased that I learned the Spanish word for ´floor´from our Spanish Christmas carol, Viv]

I have said that, yes, I will be at STEP at 7.30 in the morning to take the computer soft ware engineers for an English class. But this time, I think I will get them to do the talking; topic? Where should I go in Argentina for Easter?