Are you guys really really serious?

Cuz I looked into the Uruguay thing and it's actually kinda doable. Though IF we do this it would have to be, like, next year or something.

We'd be staying somewhere off to the left of this picture. Hostel there with beds for $11/night. But hostel means dorm-type shared rooms. But it's crazy cheap and a sneeze away from everywhere.We'd be making our way through this infinite street fair held on Sundays. My thought was a 9 day stay to catch 2 street fairs.

In between we'd have workshops, visit the artisan market, go to old town for gems and more little old things, and go to the museum of modern art that is so inspiring you'll loose control over your bowels.You gotta work tho- there's everything under the sun at these places and you gotta focus on finding the tables of little things, snap them up and keep pace with the group. Lots of people speak English, or will attempt to.

Anyhow, my dad insists plane tickets are $1300 round trip (tho I had to pay $2000 so go figure.) You'd need to bring enough moola for room and food and treasures...

Everything there is tiny. Streets and cars and chairs. You'd have to be able to fit into these beds-->>

And bring ear plugs if we do it hostel style. In case someone snores.

And you can't be a vegetarian there I don't think. Or not a strict one.

What else?

You'd have to accept that doors are 2 stories tall for no apparent reason:(from)

And random building facades from the 70s:

Sparsely attended street riots:

Endless meat:

Bizarre modes of transportation:

Primary colors:

Suddenly finding yourself shrunk down to the size of a mouse:
Ah, flickr. You're so entertaining...
But seriously, how many of you would really go? Cuz I'd need a decent sized group -say 6 people- and most of you are starving artists. If this were to happen, show of hands, who could go?

(p.s.- Jackie, you cracked me up big time. )
(p.p.s.- I lowered prices about $5-$10 on almost everything in the shop, just in case there was something you were eyeing.)