I love handicrafts, and supporting local artisans; but I am
often bummed by the fact that I am unable to buy all of the things I want back
home in Denver because of the price tag.
I am a teacher, so naturally that means I make squat. Traveling abroad however present a new scenario:
strong US dollar, weaker foreign currency
equals the opportunity to indulge. Today
while taking a stroll around my neighborhood I came across the coolest thing
ever, aluminum deodorant cans that had been cut, bent, and painted to represent miniature
chairs. The chairs had been painted with
colors to symbolize the various popular soccer teams in Argentina. For just eight Argentine pesos (roughly one
dollar and eight six cents American) one of these chairs could be yours
forever. I of course bought one, and
since I like supporting my local artisans, I let the nice man who sold me my
chair keep the change.
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