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If it weren’t because of politics, I think I’d like Chile a whole lot more, but regardless, I can’t deny I love Santiago.
Next time I go back to Argentina, I’d like to take a few more days and visit again.

Been there. Loved every minute of it. Can’t wait to go back.

Mustafa Kemal did know what he was doing and I can’t wait to see it first hand.
I want to be there when Besiktas beats Fenerbahce. I want to see Celik live, even if that speaks poorly of my taste in music. I want to see people’s faces when I say “tesekurler” with a weird accent. I want to order my coffee in Turkish and find out how many million liras that costs.
I’m in it for the simple things. The museums and the ruins can wait.

Martin Luther King and Ray Charles: Georgia is so rich to have them both as part of their history, and Atlanta reflects that and so much more.
Nights at Chastain Park are priceless. The candles in the tables, the open air, the people singing along… It almost feels like a small town within the metropolis.
Perhaps my favorite part of Atlanta is my workplace. I work at The Concourse (King & Queen) buildings. They are modeled after chess pieces. That’s a must see if you visit Atlanta.
People touring the US don’t always think of Atlanta as a major destination, and I often wonder why. I hope you’ll wonder too and in the end, just say why not? :)