Just to make you feel better about your passport situation: our passports are also only valid for five years, and that's not only for Argentina.... it's the same in the entire Mercosur (which comprises most South-American countries).
...actually, now that I think about it, my passport expired about four years ago, and I've never even used it once... maybe I should go jump through some hoops and have it renewed, myself. :P
Oh, and on a completely unrelated note, I've been trying to learn the Canadian National Anthem. I've got the scores and a few mp3s, now it's just a matter of memorizing the lyrics (the English ones; my French would be pitiful). Why? ...dunno. I just like it. ^^U Though I'm not sure if I shouldn't change all "our" and "we" for "their" and "they", since it's hardly my homeland I'm singing about. XD (I'm the kind of person to sing patriotic songs from her own country and others in the shower and while knitting... and you wonder why people say I'm weird? ^^U)
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Date: 2009-06-17 04:33 am (UTC)...actually, now that I think about it, my passport expired about four years ago, and I've never even used it once... maybe I should go jump through some hoops and have it renewed, myself. :P
Oh, and on a completely unrelated note, I've been trying to learn the Canadian National Anthem. I've got the scores and a few mp3s, now it's just a matter of memorizing the lyrics (the English ones; my French would be pitiful). Why? ...dunno. I just like it. ^^U
Though I'm not sure if I shouldn't change all "our" and "we" for "their" and "they", since it's hardly my homeland I'm singing about. XD
(I'm the kind of person to sing patriotic songs from her own country and others in the shower and while knitting... and you wonder why people say I'm weird? ^^U)