First-World infrastructure, an honest culture, a beach-strewn coast, and a heartland of small cities and towns with cobblestone streets and historic stone homes… a place where gauchos still tend their herds on the rolling pampas, as they have for centuries….
Imagine if you could slide out of bed knowing your “work” for the day would be to scuba dive along the Great Barrier Reef … shop for the perfect cup of coffee in Paris … or kayak from island to island in the sleepy San Juan.
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By most accounts, the time I chose to retire abroad was actually the perfect time to remain in the U.S. Times were good, to be sure. But as many expats will tell you, what awaited us was even better…an extraordinary, grand adventure in an exotic land.
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I turned the air conditioner up a notch, and it responded by blasting an increased volume of 95-degree air through the vents. I’d driven the rental car only 50 miles, yet I wasn’t tempted to turn around and go back…I was already captivated by the striking landscape.
As I crested the final hill on Argentina’s scenic Route Nine, the city of Salta appeared shimmering before me in the morning light.
I don’t like to admit it, but for my first 45 years I had my head in the sand…going through life with blinders on. I had very little choice about how I lived, and wasn’t even aware of it.
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