Rosario and Cordoba - two cities.. that's all

So with couchsurfing we found a girl in Rosario who let us stay at her place for a couple of nights. She was really nice but unfortunately she worked at night so we didn't see her a lot.. it was just kind of bad timing I guess.. So Miri and I looked around the town on our own, took some pictures, got an overview and then went back to the house. Well actually I forgot something: Rosario is the town where Che Guevara was born so we went to see the statue of him. There was nothing special about the place except for a little boy with his mom who was curious about us and what we were doing there..who would ever take a picture of this old thing??? ;-)
And the next day we already left for Cordoba.

It was kind of hard to find Ludo and Naty (my hosts for the next couple days) but we managed it. They try to improve their english so they decided to only speak english to each other and of course with me as well. Incredible people! They are selfemployed and so they can decide at what times they work. And what can I say.. they decided not to work during the whole time I was there! We went grocery shopping together, had a great meal together with a guy from Transilvania (uhhh) who was a couchsurfer as well and another guy who was learning english. The next day we pretty much exprlored the town (which exists of churches.. really nice ones^^) and at night Miri cooked some Dampfnudeln for them. Hmm! Yummie! A little bit of home away from home!
And that was it.
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