Our daughter was born in January. We brought her to the States to introduce her to the gringo family in June. Before arriving in St. Louis, however, we were supposed to spend four days in San Jose, Costa Rica during a long layover.
Relax, see a new country, etc. Avianca would not let wife board the plane. So if there is a mosquito-borne illness outbreak, the economy could go into recession. The bloc aims for free trade and openness. But it goes further than the free movement of capital and goods by requiring the free movement of people. I find out Zika is everywhere in Costa Rica below an altitude of 6, feet, which is basically everywhere and all the tourist attractions.
Then I think about that yellow-fever shot during pregnancy. I get Avianca on the horn and ask about Buenos Aires or Santiago. He says flying into Buenos Aires is complicated right now. I get a little excited about the idea. But the ferry deal sounds strange. I email two expat friends in Buenos Aires, and I was surprised to see their answers. I think you got some bad gouge from the Avianca agent. As far as Montevideo is concerned, I was pretty underwhelmed with the place. Rather dull city with nothing interesting going on.
Food sucks too. Wine is good and cheap though. The beach is what Uruguay is all about. Punta del Este rocks from Christmas through February, with outrageous prices to match. Place is kinda boring. Good for relaxing or seeing something new. But not very exciting or remarkable. One thing that sucks about Uruguay is the taxes.
It adds considerably to the cost down there. For the most part, the people are ugly. There are a few hot Uruguayan girls. Not many though. Gay guys tell me the male population is ugly too, and they have no sense of fashion. I told the news to wife, and she said everybody says that.
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