TruthBTold

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Thanks Jose'. The only thing that mandates me living in a bigger city is a medical condition. Otherwise Colonia de Sacramento is just my sort of thing, particularly at my stage of life. CdS looks absolutely lovely and it has a partial UNESCO World Heritage Site so I am sure it is very interesting.

You're right Jose', it probably should be Truthb(generally)told however I just did not think it had the same ring to it. 😃 At any rate, you are right. I was speaking about a ferry from Colonia de Sacramento to BA and that is still about one hour and a quarter. And it appears that no one would probably want to live in a city that small. The ferry from Montevideo to Buenos Aires is about 3 hours (more or less) depending on the ferry you choose.

I find that White is setting up various murder/killing scenarios from episode to episode. I guess I am just sexually naive because I just understand only the most overtly sexual signals in the episodes.

I am Italian and I think that Uruguay (like Argentina) was one of the places that Italians came after the United States began to cut off immigration in the very early 1900s. I am not sure what type of Italian foods (north or south) the Uruguayans incorporated. The secular aspect of the country would also attract me to going and staying in if I liked it. The only other Latin American country that I have visited is Brazil and I really liked it. The mixture of the men in every aspect I found unparalleled. Fortunately or unfortunately I have reached that age that I am not looking for a night life, etc.

I was thinking of visiting Uruguay with thoughts of eventually moving there. It is a very stable democracy with a high standard of living. It has a large expat community living there and Montevideo (the capital) is large and modern. It granted homosexuals in the 1930s, well before the U.S. and before the rest of Latin America. It has a small country with a very temperate climate and much of it is beach front property. Depending on where you rent/buy, you can be a 15 minute ferry ride from Buenos Aires (where I have family). Unfortunately, I would have to learn a lot more Spanish than I know. The food is more meat based than fish based which is more to my liking. Unlike much of the rest of South and Central America it is a secular society. From what I have read it a very friendly society. It is not as cheap as much of the rest of Latin America but still only about 3/4 the cost of the U.S. At any rate, if you have visited there I was wondering how you liked it or the things you did not like about it.

Not exactly sure what people mean by "incest vibes." What I did read more is the younger brother dealing more and more with his homosexuality when he sees his brother in the bathroom and his brother's erection. I also thought that came up when the older brother kept trying to "de-virginize" the younger brother to have sex at the resort with a woman.