Dancing with Olivia in the streets of San Telmo and more.
She's was reluctant to join me at first, but looks like she took over in no time.

They brought an upright piano out on the street.
I bought one of the belts he made
Our cat went on the lamb and broke his pelvis.
The freakin’ cat somehow left our 6th floor apartment and ended up on the ground floor. We couldn’t find him for hours.
We finally used Google Translate to create “cat missing” fliers in Spanish. The first person I showed the flier to told me a cat somehow ended up in his building’s garage.


Fun. @OKL came to my office to do her work today.

They set her up with a quiet conference room for a few hours.
Ohhhhhhhhhh. So that’s why the burgers in Argentina are so bad.

That’s a real shot. I took the picture today @ the grocery store where I picked up bread for my lunch. (The steak is still terrific.)
My goal for this week: Run every day
Why I’m doing this
When I run, my mind gets flooded with great ideas and optimism. But lately I’ve only been running when I feel I have to (mostly on the weekends, and often not even then), so it’s becoming more of a chore than an activity that brings out the best in me.
How I’m going to do it
Mornings – I prefer running at night, but if I do morning runs I can be sure that I’ll get each day’s run done. Plus, if I miss a morning run, I can always make up for it at night.
Read – When I read about other runners’ experiences I get inspired to do it myself. Right now I’m reading My Life On The Run, so I’ll read a few pages of Bart Yasso’s exotic running adventures every night before going to sleep.
Help – I’m asking Olivia to help me make this happen. Otherwise, she’ll take pity on me on the days I’m too tired to run and she might encourage me to skip a day and make it up later.
Distance – I’m intentionally not going to set a distance goal. As much as I love distance running, sometimes knowing that I have a long run acts as a disincentive and encourages procrastination. It’s just enough for me to run every day this week.
So far
I ran on Saturday, Sunday and this morning. So I have 4 more, but weekdays are the most challenging.
Photo credit: Bart Yasso’s book, which has been a fun read so far.
Seeing raw meat makes me want to be a vegetarian, like my wife.

When I get back to the US, I’m going to take a short break from meat.
I can’t do it here in Argentina or I’ll end up eating like this. But I’d like to do a cleansing week of nothing but unprocessed vegetarian feed.
I am 100% male. Now I have data to prove it.
Mike’s site shows how web sites can tell if their users are male or female. I tried it and his site shows that I’m 100% male, so I can report that it works with 100% accuracy. Try it for yourself.






