Gay American In Argentina

• Water Meter Thefts Are On the Rise in Argentina 1 year ago This June will mark our 10-year-anniversary of living here in Cordoba, Argentina, and this country still manages to surprise us in a lot of ways.We've dealt with the good and the bad (and most recently VERY BAD). Our friends and family back home think the situation here is insane when we tell them...
• Getting a Ticket in Argentina Can Cost You More Than You Bargained For 1 year ago I've been driving since I was 16, and like most people, I've accrued a couple of tickets over the years. But that was all over for me when I moved from Florida to New York because I could rely on the subway system to get around. Not only was it cheaper but safer (for the most part, anyway). Then...
• Is Covid Over in Argentina? 2 years ago Is Covid over in Argentina or is Argentina just over Covid? These are the questions I've been asking myself over the last couple of days and the answer seems to be "yes" to both questions. The photo above was taken at the vaccination center called Pabellon Argentina, during the first week of...
• Quick Expat Blog Update 2 years ago Hi everyone! I'm sorry I've been MIA over the last couple of weeks, but I've been pretty busy adjusting to my new role as an online English teacher. I'll admit that I never really saw myself becoming a teacher mainly because I hated school as a kid. It's most likely why I limited my career to...
• Lubing Up for 2022 2 years ago Happy New Year! I hope 2022 is going well for you. Now before you continue reading, let me warn you that I had a really shitty start to the new year and we're only in day 7. So, if I sound irate, it's because I am. Some of the things we've been dealing with are the incessant power outages brought...

• Che! What a Shock! Expat Culture Shock One of the toughest things about being an expat is that I have desperately tried to find similarities between Cordoba Argentina and the United States. After months of struggling I came to the conclusion that this simply does not work. In...
• An American at the National University of Cordoba Education and International Schools Intro to Psychology at the National University of CordobaArgentina offers free higher education. That in itself is a major incentive to move here, but things aren’t always what they appear to be. I had this misguided impression that the...

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