Yea verily, beauty aboundeth
No, our adventure was to a strange and wonderful place called El Cementerio de la Recoleta. Or maybe that's just what I call it. (Bee tee dubs, I don't know how to make my computer stop aligning things to the middle of the page. So that's the haps on that.)
It is a GIGANTORMOUS aboveground cemetery FILLED with elaborate mausoleums. Because pictures are approximately five times more awesome than just words (proven in a study in 2004), I will provide some happenin' photos from our wild journey along with commentary, which will be fun to write and possibly really annoying to read.
AND NOW
WITH A LITTLE FURTHER ADO
I PRESENT TO YOU
(DRUMROLL PLEASE)
THAT WAS THE ADO NOW THERE IS NO FURTHER ADO
El Cementerio de la Recoleta
P.S. I'm pretty sure you can click on the pictures to make them bigger
cat+ tombstone MMMM WOW lookadat juxtapose SO FANCY such photo skillz WOW
who would even architect this what
he knows what's up.
mi amor Raquel y KSWBaNA jes' bein byootiful laydeez
whoopsies you almost got to see my luscious booty. just missed out
very fantasts
"I'm not looking at the camera. It's way cooler when you don't look at the camera."
view from above. Specifically, view from the patio of a McDonald's.
Sarah, what EXACTLY does this remind you of? I KNOW YOU KNOW
CASUAAAAAAAAL
LITERALLY this is a pile of coffins stacked in a hole in the ground.
"Guyyyyys death isn't funny stop iiiit GUYYYYSSSS"
Me: *runs out of ideas*
Me: Rachel, make a caption for this picture.
Rachel: *scoffs* I'm not writing your blog.
cemeteries YAAAAAYYY
And of course, the prerequisite pictures of Evita's grave. Surprisingly, it's not on a main thoroughfare and it's by no means fancier or more exquisite than the other mausoleums. If you're amongst the uninitiated (you heathen), Evita was the wife of Argentine dictator Juan Peron. She was known for advocating for the workers and the poor of the country and is still HIGHLY revered (note the flowers on the door)... in fact, two teenage boys crossed themselves as they passed in front of her grave.
My reason for visiting her grave was much more deep and spiritual: Madonna played Evita in the movie version of the musical. How could I NOT visit the grave of a famous person when I'm in the neighborhood? (eff why eye, this cemetery is about half a mile from our dorm.) CELEBRITY BY ASSOCIATION
JUST A FEW MORE I SWEAR
don't forgeeeet
i think the guy buried here was named astronauto
profesh
Why Does This Mausoleum Have an Empty Chair in it Who Do They Think is Going to Use That Thing Oh My Sweet Goodness I'm Glad This Place Closes Before Dark
SWEET DREAMS
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