As you know, for these first three months on site, I've been in the assimilation process that Peace Corps Paraguay sets forth for us, to increase our knowledge of both their languages - Castellano and Guarani -- and to learn
hi, i'm chocolate, the cow in the video she posted on this website, the one of me moo'ing. yes, i moo a lot. i'm going to have a baby in a few months so i have a lot to moo
Here's a photo of one of my English classes at the Colegio (High School). I have about 15 students in each class. My primary projects here do not include the teaching of English but I've been doing so during these
Meeting daily with members of this community is very enlightening and enjoyable. They are intelligent, strong, determined, and welcoming. I've walked along the cobblestone streets, stopping in stores, the cooperativa, and the new restaurants to meet with the owners and
I'm on the planning comité for the big expo fair we have here in the center of town each November. I needed to talk to the president of the comité, Olga, one on one about some specifics so I could
I have been attending the big Catholic Church here and it's turning out to be a very good thing. (I'd say it's a good thing, no matter what your orientation.) Most everyone attends this church. There are quite a few
This is my lady friend across the street. I've named her Chocolate Milk. Interesting point: She has a shiny smooth nose, like patent leather.