Now for some balance. I went to my friend Teresa´s site 2 weeks ago to help her put on a summer camp like I did in my site. She lives down south in the department of Ñeembucu. It was nine hours of bus travel to get to her site, but quite worth it. It was wonderful to see a new part of Paraguay, hang out with good people and good kids, and do some silly singing and dancing in the process!
Teresa and I with the masked kiddies.
Singing ¨Mami Loro¨ or Mama Parrot. At this point we are jumping, flapping, and singing with our tongues out. As you can see.
What is a carnivore?
We took a bike ride (just for fun, and man was it fun!) along the Río Paraguay in the city of Pilar, which is about 2 hours by sandy road from Teresa´s site.
The Río Paraguay. On the other side, it´s Argentina!
Landscape of Ñeembucu. It is wetlands like this for hours and hours. Incredible.
Teresa and I with the masked kiddies.
Singing ¨Mami Loro¨ or Mama Parrot. At this point we are jumping, flapping, and singing with our tongues out. As you can see.
What is a carnivore?
We took a bike ride (just for fun, and man was it fun!) along the Río Paraguay in the city of Pilar, which is about 2 hours by sandy road from Teresa´s site.
The Río Paraguay. On the other side, it´s Argentina!
Landscape of Ñeembucu. It is wetlands like this for hours and hours. Incredible.
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