For those of you without a full time job, what do you all do in Argentina?

[elgordito]

Hi, this is a question I've always wanted to ask expats/immigrants who don't have a full time job here in arg. What do all of you do in your day to day lives (pre-coronavirus)? I've been in BA for about a year now (on a sabbatical of sorts) and prior to corona I used to go on trips around the country once or twice a month, so for me it's mostly about relaxing and escaping from the stressful life that I had back home.

Over the past few weeks I've started to seriously consider my future life/career path and although on paper it seems that I would have enough money to live quite comfortably in Argentina without working, I can't really imagine what I'd be doing on a daily basis for the next few decades if I were to stop working for good. So, for those of you that are here to stay in the long run, what do you do to keep yourselves entertained?

 

[Alby]

Review this website all day.

 

[BankNote]

If you ever meet me for coffee, I can talk about it all day long without stopping, of things to do here, even with the quarantine on.

 

[Renzi]

I was taking classes and workshops at Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas before they were forced to move everything online. If your Spanish is fluent, I highly recommend this place. They have classes in just about everything for all age groups and usually cost around $20US.

 

[BAHibs]

I'm studying Portuguese, Spanish and web development which I hope to turn into a career freelancing.

 

[gracielle]

When the quarantine is lifted....mingle socially with locals and practice your Spanish!

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[Redpossum]

For a truly lazy person like me, that's never a problem.
Fishing, reading, watching movies, etc

No, wait, that's right, I do have a fulltime job. My bad.

 

[on the brink]

Reading, listening to friends, supervising bird traffic in the yard, spoiling the dog, watching the clouds sail by..... Not enough hours in the day to do it all.

 

[jblaze5779]

No issues with this for me. Covid has increased my workload to not enough hours in the day.

 

[medialuna]

In my first two years living in Buenos Aires, I took Spanish and Tango classes during the day, and went out dancing in the milongas at night. It was a lot of fun because I was learning new skills (language and dance) and also meeting with new friends.