Just uploading some photos today depicting our life in Paraguay. We recently returned from Long Field Practice, a four day trip to another volunteer´s site in which Matthew went to the nearby campo, built another fogón (brick & mud oven), gave a talk to adults regarding nutrition, and a talk to kids regarding dental health. Tegan went to Encarnacion (a big city) and taught a lot of classes on a lot of different topics, including democracy, literacy, values, which she will go into more detail in another post. For now, enjoy the photos of Matthew´s trip! (and, as always, start at the bottom if you want it to make sense)
If Peace Corps doesn´t work out, there´s always Wrangler.
We also spoke about dental health at a nearby school.
The spider was found under my shoe one morning. The coin next to it is a little bigger than a quarter.
We also spoke about dental health at a nearby school.
The spider was found under my shoe one morning. The coin next to it is a little bigger than a quarter.
We gave a talk on nutrition at the local church.
My host sister, Gavi, followed me like a shadow.
This is what your kitchen looks like when you cook over an open flame for decades. Part of the reason you build a fogón is to keep people´s lungs from looking like this.
Views of and from the house.
View from my window at my temporary host family´s house. Piglets!
