By Jesús Galván One of the questions asked of me one day, in regards to reflecting back on my study abroad experience, was, “Can you […]
Tag: Argentina
Here I stand counting the seconds. As each second passes, I become amazed by the immense beauty that stands in front of me. Each second […]
“Welcome home, Ruth,” the customs officer said with a warm smile. The signs read “Newark Liberty International Airport.” I took my time walking through the […]
Tomorrow night, I will board a plane at Pajas Blancas Airport and watch the city lights of Córdoba disappear through an airplane window. Argentina will […]
So, here’s what we know: my wallet with my passport, almost all of my money, my credit cards and my drivers license was stolen on […]
In the famous words of every basic white girl ever: I can’t even. Traveling comes with risks. Knowing this, before coming to Córdoba, I prepared […]
As of yesterday, I have already been in Argentina for four weeks (*tear*), working at Centro Comunitario Esperanza and exploring the country. Undoubtedly, during the […]
If you like snow, red wine and the Andes Mountains, I would strongly recommend that you visit Mendoza, Argentina. Mendoza, famous for its Malbec and […]
After this weekend, I believe in love at first sight. And no, I did not fall in love with a handsome Argentinian gentleman, although that […]
You spend your morning outside in the sunshine, enjoying the summer. I spend my morning watching tiny, living blobs of fleece and yarn waddle through […]
Every day at 1:00 p.m., I don a jacket, a hat and a scarf, grab my bag and walk ten minutes to Calle Maipú, a […]
What do you get when you mix 20 strangers, bottles of Malbec and Quilmes, the faint smell of cigarettes and our good friend Mary Jane, […]