At Buenos Aires's most famous cafe, Cafe Tortoni, this old timer captured an elegance of days gone by, unmoved by the spaghetti strap wearing youngster nearby. We assume that he has been a daily customer since the days of Juan and Evita Peron.
posted by Jamie at 9:19 AM
4 Comments:
Hi, Jamie -
I rather believe this fine old gentleman is what is left of the era of Modigliani - and he is occupied with "The Poetry of Seeing" which obviously keeps him quite young.
Just look at the paintings behind him on the wall.
Jennifer, how I wish I could be there with you all.
Marlene & Bob for sure are having a ball.
Let me know your itinerary - Norbert & I might just take a plane from Zurich and visit for a week, we are not of the faint-hearted! Thumbs up for Laura!
Love,
Inga -
from the belly-button of Europe - from Basel / Switzerland -
By the way, we had an earth-quake here 2 weeks ago, pretty hard. So drilling for GeoTherm was stopped.
This guy looks like a Nazi war criminal. I'm pretty sure of it. Argentina is crawling with them. Jamie, see if you can track him down again. When you do, let me know and I'll alert my friends in the Mossad. This is your chance to do some good.
So now this is an art history tour? You two are going to come home and be all "home school" and shit, aren't you???
a Nazi war criminal eh?
don't think so
Hi Jamie, say hi to Liam and Marcus and Jenny for me
(Lars also says hi)
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