100th Blog

A is for Argentina, alfajores, Anna, Amanda, the Abasto, Alto Palermo, ABS, Atento

B is for Boludo, Bolivar, Boca, Beliches, broken sidewalks, Bossa Marley

C is for Carajo!, colectivos, Chinos, Café con leche, Coto, El Caminito, cucarachas, chinchulines, choto, choclo, Corrientes, Córdoba, Concha y Toro, Colon, Che

D is for Despedidas, Davin, dancing, driving like maniacs, DesNivel, Depilación (profundo y más profundo!)

E is for Empanadas (especially the dancing ones!), Evita, El Calafate

F is for Fiestas, fried food, (papas) fritas, fart smell on the subte, fútbol, frutilla, Fernet

G is for Guanacos, Gardelito, Gancia

H is for Hot and Humid, humitas, Helado, Havana

I is for Intercambios

J is for Jumbo, Juanes, Johanna

K is for Kirchner, Kayaking, Kea

L is for Levi, locutorios, El Lamámbre, Linea D, lightning storms, Lumfardo

M is for Mate, Manolos, milanesas, Malbec, Maradona, Miranda!, Mendoza, Munchi's

N is for Nicaragua (and Thames, our first address), Nueve de Julio

O is for Oliva (y balsamico, the only type of salad dressing)

P is for Patagonia, peatonals, Palermo, Puerto Madero, parillas, poo! (on the sidewalks...), plazas Italia, Serrano, de Mayo, piqueteros, palta, Persicco

Q is for Queso (fundido y de maquina)

R is for River, Recoleta

S is for Saturdays in the park, San Telmo, steak, Subte rides, the 60, Santa Fe

T is for Taxis-insane, death-defying taxis-, Tango, Tempranillo

U is for Ushuaia, umbrellas

V is for Vanessa, Vino Tinto, Veinte Cinco (25) de Mayo

W is for Wind (Patagonia), the WB, wine

X is for Xalapa (best Mexican food!)

Y is for yarnerias, Yesica

Z is for zapatos, zapatillo