“A” is for Argentina. Of course, it’s also for a lot of other countries, such as Australia, Albania, Austria, Azerbaijan, and probably many more that aren’t coming instantly to mind for me at the moment. And it can also stand for things like apples, atoms, anchovies, or alligators.
And, I don’t need to tell you that Argentina starts with “A.” You’re literate. If you weren’t, you wouldn’t have made it to this paragraph.
So why did I say, “A is for Argentina?” I write these index pages as placeholders before I go to a place so I’ve got something to hang my posts on. So I didn’t have anything else to say about Argentina yet and I never bother coming back and updating these pages when I do. Sorry about that.
All of my posts about my visits to anywhere in Argentina will be linked below.
This afternoon here in Córdoba, Argentina, I visited two Córdoba art galleries and had two washouts. One of those washouts was figurative, the other literal....
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