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After only 18 Months our Non-Profit Society was approved…

Posted by The Southron on October 25th, 2008

After only 18 months, Sociedad Southron Asociacion Civil (SSAC) has been approved as a non-profit organization here in Uruguay. The purposes and programs for which the organization was founded are those noted on the main page of this website, which I will reprint here: The Sociedad Southron is a non-profit society the purposes of which [...]

Piriapolis vs. “Noche de las Luces”

Posted by The Southron on December 9th, 2007

How about eating your cake and having it too? That was always my goal when I was growing up–actually it was usually pie, ice cream or potato chips; cake was not a special favorite. Nevertheless, we have an opportunity to do it now. We don’t need to make a choice between going to the Southeastron [...]

Busy, Busy, Busy….

Posted by The Southron on December 2nd, 2007

I have really been remiss in writing in this blog, but I’ve simply been so busy with my real job that I have not had time to do it. Therefore, this entry is going to be catch as catch can…

THANKSGIVING DAY: Gringo-Uruguayo Fusion–Turkeys Stuffed with Asado!

Posted by The Southron on November 5th, 2007

On Thursday 22 November at our usual Thursday Open House we will be celebrating Thanksgiving Day. (This is my favorite Yankee holiday because it includes lots of food!) In keeping with our tradition if integrating Gringo and Uruguayo customs, we will be having BOTH traditional Uruguayan ASADO and traditional American TURKEY and stuffing. The turkeys [...]

Maybe Al Gore was right? ¿Tal vez Al Gore tiene razón?

Posted by The Southron on October 21st, 2007

Last weekend several of the UruguayLiving gang, The Southron included, trekked to Piriápolis for the social event of the Spring: Ken’s “Open House”. Ken had asked us to bring some ice along; which seemed innocuous enough, until we had made six stops on the eastern side of Cerro San Antonio (St. Anthony’s Hill) without finding [...]

Go East Young Man (to a Party in Piriapolis)!

Posted by The Southron on October 9th, 2007

This Saturday Ken and his Family will be hosting an open house in Piriapolis. This will be a wonderful chance for members of our online community in Piriapolis, Punta del Este and points east, both Uruguayos and extranjeros alike, to get together. (Somebody please get on the conch shell express and let the Aussie colony [...]

UruguayConnection.com is here!

Posted by The Southron on September 19th, 2007

The gang at UruguayLiving.com is proud to unveil our latest free website: UruguayConnection.com! UruguayConnection.com is a combination of Free English Classified Ads for Uruguay AND a Directory of Services where English is spoken. Like Craig’s List or Angie’s list, you can also comment on the classified ads AND the directory listings. Debbie Scott has graciously [...]

Everybody loves Santiago (aka Jimbo)!

Posted by The Southron on June 27th, 2007

Santiago has turned 25 this week–and we will be celebrating his birthday this week at our Thursday night Happy Hour at the UruguayLiving.com offices. Directions at: http://www.sociedadsouthron.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=874&p=5453#p5453 We invite you to join with us in celebrating someone so central to all of us who participate in UruguayLiving or the SociedadSouthron forum.

St Patrick’s Day at UL…

Posted by The Southron on March 12th, 2007

In keeping with our rapidly developing tradition of finding any plausible reason to throw a party, the UruguayLiving crowd will be hosting a Saint Patrick’s Day party at our new offices this Saturday beginning at 9PM. Directions at: http://www.sociedadsouthron.net/forums/ … f=12&t=546 The traditional green beer and Jameson’s Whiskey will be provided, as will the less [...]

Best and most important news: UruguayDailyNews.com has begun!

Posted by The Southron on March 11th, 2007

For more than a year Copperhead and I have told Uruguay’s story as seen through our own eyes on UruguayLiving.com and elsewhere. We have been, and continue to be amazed at the growing interest in this wonderful little country. Apparently we are not the only people who see something special here. But, no matter how [...]


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