(I feel like Evita. I keep hearing that song...)
Hello everyone. I'm a 56 year old teacher and musician, about to start a new chapter of life in Buenos Aires.
I am starting from scratch and would really appreciate any chance to connect with people.
I play the violin, viola and piano... I love various kinds of music.
I lived in Mexico for 13 years and it is time to push further south to the land of my father's nostalgia. He was a Merchant Marine during World War II and was very much in love with Buenos Aires...
So I would very much welcome any overtures of welcome (does that make sense?) and anybody's offer to meet up for coffee or go to a party or anything...
And... are there other oldish type people (50's and up) around? I'd like to meet you!
Sincerely,
Bob Haskell
Hello Buenos Aires! I am (almost) here and looking to find friends...
Hi Bob Haskell,
Welcome on Expat-blog! 
Bob, as noted in our personal email I am hosting a get together next Thursday if interested in meeting. I also think that it would be nice if a group of us from here at Expat-Blog planned a lunch, afternoon coffee or evening drinks to have a chance to meet in person.
Anyone interested can either post suggestions here or send me a private email through the messaging system here!
Yeah. I'm all for that.
I'll probably attend the get-together Thursday. What's the attire?
And the lunch/afternoon idea is good too.
I'll stay in touch.
Bob
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