30 Jul
July was a pretty hectic month over here.
I wonder how it happened that I started working at an infectious diseases clinic and only two months later a pandemic hits the country and radically changes our daily routine.
It was pretty crazy. Schools and universities were closed for over 4 weeks (longest winter holidays I could have [...]
21 May
Yeah, everyone was talking about it… some weeks ago. Just as I have a particular prejudice against best-sellers, it seems I also have a prejudice against “vogue” blogging topics.
So I’m writing about it now, when a huge load of the fuzz is already gone, even though new cases continue to be identified and the risk [...]
7 Feb
I’ve been having bad stomachaches for the last week, which were accompanied by a drastic reduction in my intake of sweets, coffee, mate and fried, fatty food… basically, my means of survival were forbidden and I had to eat rice, potatoes and water for a week.
Yesterday I did some tests (ecography, X-rays, etc) and everything [...]
9 Nov
I found this at a public building (stock market of the city of Buenos Aires) some days ago.
I know what you’re thinking…
But no, it is not the latest version of Atari’s Pong video-game.
No, my friends… You are watching a state of the art device designed to track the position of the 3 elevators in the [...]
7 Aug
Window in a bar at the hospital. It gets chilly in winter, so windows need to be securely locked.
26 Jun
The political and economical situation that, together with the intentional grass burnings and the eruption of the Chaitén, has left Argentina under a cloud of preoccupation and unrest for the last months, has not prevented the major players in the conflict from having some sense of humor…
If you were asking [...]
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