Here´s what´s up with me lately. I now have three laying hens, although they have decided to not lay any eggs for me since last week. I guess it´s a work stop, but I have no idea what they are protesting. They get lots of food, clean water, and generous shade from my flower bed. Can you spot the chicken in this picture?
José (JoonWoo), Gabi, and I are showing off what´s what in the Paraguayan campo. José (the Korean Overseas Volunteer that lives in Ybycui) and I have been working together a lot lately to try to work out this onion project so that it is better organized and more inclusive of small farmers in every step of the process, so as to further self-responsibility and knowledge transfer instead of perpetuating the paternalism that is still so ingrained in the people of this country. Anyway, this was a lighthearted moment right after Gabi and José both jammed for me on Marissa´s guitar.
Ombopupukuaa ha'ekuera... They both really know how to play!
We´ve had a lot of rain recently. Great for the plants.... also for the weeds and mosquitos. This is a garden bed in front of my house. I made one border with recycled wine bottles.
Here´s what´s up with me lately. I now have three laying hens, although they have decided to not lay any eggs for me since last week. I guess it´s a work stop, but I have no idea what they are protesting. They get lots of food, clean water, and generous shade from my flower bed. Can you spot the chicken in this picture?
José (JoonWoo), Gabi, and I are showing off what´s what in the Paraguayan campo. José (the Korean Overseas Volunteer that lives in Ybycui) and I have been working together a lot lately to try to work out this onion project so that it is better organized and more inclusive of small farmers in every step of the process, so as to further self-responsibility and knowledge transfer instead of perpetuating the paternalism that is still so ingrained in the people of this country. Anyway, this was a lighthearted moment right after Gabi and José both jammed for me on Marissa´s guitar. Ombopupukuaa ha'ekuera... They both really know how to play!
We´ve had a lot of rain recently. Great for the plants.... also for the weeds and mosquitos. This is a garden bed in front of my house. I made one border with recycled wine bottles.
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