Been there done that, enough of this nature thing!

Hi people, Ryan here, still in Patagonia staring at one of the biggest blocks of ice in the world. While this place certainly took your breath away on arrival, after two days staring at this big ice cube I am ready to go back to Buenos Aires. I have always been a city person, the bigger the better, while Jess aways craved the relaxing away from it all type places. Let the record show Jess too is ready for the big city again. I must say we were SO spoiled at our hotel in Buenos Aires that this really does feel like roughing it. The fact that I have been sick here didn't help matters but it feels like that is behind us. Jess took me on a 15 km hike (to and from the glacier) today and that has shaken my bug. They do have a bus to take up there as well, but we decided to walk!



Tomorrow we check into the Four Seasons in Buenos Aires for three nights a hotel that I am super excited to experience, it gets rave reviews.

Hi... It's Jess... Ryan just said something he doesn't want me to post. Too bad. What he really wanted to say regarding the Four Seasons Hotel is that the first thing he is going to do is "wash off this bargain basement shampoo." I laughed but I can't be 100% that he was kidding. The first night that we got here, I was standing at the sink while he was in the shower. Over the shower curtain I heard "These non-Hermes bath products are burning my skin!"

To be honest, I think Ry's sudden return to normalcy came as a direct result of ingesting ketchup less than 20 minutes ago. He still was fairly white and ho-hum until he got the kitchen to make him a grilled cheese. Things went from 'good' to 'great' as soon as he realized Heinz was alive and well in Argentina, though rare. Most places don't have it, it seems. He probably would have started doing high kicks and whistling 'Dixie' if they had included a side of Salsa Golf.

That's all for now. More tomorrow when this camping trip is over.