Ya está: a way to stay in touch 👽👽

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Well, it looks like the blog is going good, so thank you so much for your interest.

It's time to give you some info about it.

Yastaah is what I understood the very first time I heard a Spanish speaker saying "ya está". I liked the sound and caught the meaning but didn't know how to write 😔😔
I'm actually learning Spanish while travelling so this happens all the time 😰😰

The idea of the blog came up as soon as I started travelling. Actually a bit before, and it's the reason why I have a diary of my South American trip from the day one.

Hopefully Yastaah is giving you some ideas for your next holidays/trips, or 5 minutes of break from work.
I'm not writing down any specific practical advice but feel free to ask.

Below the very first picture of my trip, the last espresso italiano 😍😍, the first evidence of me in South America (well the flight was a long one 😝😝).





Ubicazione: Salta, Provincia di Salta, Argentina

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