One of the main streets in Buenos Aires. Our hotel was just beyond the Plaza Mayo subway entrance.

{{!gwi}}

Jodi-

Pretty daffodils on my table this morning.

{{!gwi}}

Sign of the times...this used to be a gas station....

Before transplant, mostly brown and straight!

After transplant. NOT mostly brown and NOT straight! lol

Oh my goodness, Kat! Why couldn't it have been brown and curly?? LOL! Your hair looked cute brown and straight and still looks good grey and curly. I bet you are slightly surprised every time you look in the mirror. Sending you a big hug-hug.

Jodi, that's a pretty street scene. Seems to me it looks a little like Seattle.

I like it, Kat, wish my grey was curly!

The life of an old doggie, where she is most of the time
anymore.

really good photos again!
My curly hair isn't consistant. It's just
plain weird. I used to want curly, now not so much!
It's a lot straighter on the sides. I think it will
straighten out as it grows in.

Kat, that's crazy wild! Do people recognize you if they haven't seen you for a while?

Jodi-

P.S. would you like me to send you just the right side "after" picture of the "before and after" combo Photoshopped image?

LOL, thanks Jodi! But you DID send it to me.
I, ah, was just being lazy and didn't want to upload
it to photobucket this morning. FB was running
R E A L L Y slow this morn! lol

Okay Kat, I just thought perhaps it went missing and you needed another copy.

Jodi-

oh, and it takes a sec for peeps to recognize me, not onlyh the hair, but the 75 pounds I gained. waaaaaa..
and I should have said "pb" LOL more coffee perhaps? lol

Here is a shot Jan took at the Dr.Seuss Memorial Park in Springfield, Mass.

Dr.Seuss's real name was Theodore Seuss Geisel and he was born in Springfield, Mass on March 24, 1904

The sculpture of him sitting at his drawing board is lifesize..

The sculptures were all created by Lark Grey Diamond-Cates, who is a stepdaughter of Dr. Seuss.

Socks, Buenos Aires is pretty much like any other large city, but still manages to have it's very own charm and beauty. I was born in Seattle, but would have to say BA is a bit closer to LA than Seattle in its grandeur and feel but maybe because we were in BA in the middle of summer when it was sweltering hot and not a cloud in the sky. :-)