The Last of Cordoba & Iguazu

The last night in Cordoba, the directors of the medical student exchange program took us all out to dinner.  Unfortunately, the tango show that we were expecting didn't happen...but a super tasty meal did!  See, I told you I'd talk about food in every post.

L to R: Dieg, Me, Kelly, Dan, Dr. Villafani, Mark, Dr. SomeoneIdon'tKnow

In Cordoba, I took one-on-one Spanish classes for 2 hours a day with Nora.  She's AWESOME!  (Hi Nora!  I hope you're doing well!)  

When we headed to Iguazu Park, the boys (below: Dan O., Hubster, Byron) had to be a little silly.  FYI, for those of you who don't know, Dan is a friend of ours from W&M.  He was traveling with Julia, also a W&M grad (have I told you all this yet??).  Julia worked with Byron.  Byron's girlfriend is Hanna.  

And that's how we became the (Brady) Iguazu Bunch!

Notice those REALLLLLYYYY hot socks on my man.  I win! ;)

One of the waterfalls.  Amazing.  And this is the dry season.

Here we are waiting for the boat to the island.  Byron really does fit right in!

Monos!!!  Hubster, Julia and I returned Monday morning to check out the falls again and do one of the longer hikes we didn't get to on Sunday.  And we found the REAL Vicente family in Argentina. 

Here's Julia at La Garganta del Diablo.  Really, the most amazing thing ever.  E-V-E-R.  (Sorry I like caps lock so much.  Just imagine how I'd say it in real life.)