The Day After Spring Day

Monday afternoon; it is the day after the first day of spring, and if this were a ten second spot for the next blockbuster, I might use phrases like, "Springtime in September. Buenos Aires, the off season romance" or the like, and it would be all frills and thrills. Being much more profound than that, the day after spring day is a time for a little reflection, or more goofing off. Spring day in Buenos Aires is the first day of spring, September 21. Or if you would like a little relativity, the first day of fall in most northern hemisphere nations; that means you guys, U.S. and Europe. Spring Day in Buenos Aires is a good deal more than the welcoming of the new season, the first sign of birds flirting with the air, and sweet sweet pollination. Spring Day is also Student Day, a real holiday, and the youth of the city take off their fashionable coats to reveal fashionable shirts and go riverside, or amidst any and every patch of grass Capital Federal and beyond can offer. The River along Vicente Lopez was crowded with passer-byers and cyclists, young kids, futbol, and games.
So, welcome the first day of spring, and welcome the energy of Buenos Aires to turn such days into holidays and youth days, and concerts in Plaza Francia. Its getting warmer, pay attention to city events, park concerts and outdoor activities will start crowding up the byways. Have fun, and remember, its probably winter where you come from!