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Man and horse
My horse Bigote, (mustache) bonding with my host uncle who took care of him.
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Iguazu
In guarani, Iguazu means Big Water. This view right outside of modern-day Paraguay, in Argentina.
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My house
My Peace corps house. A little fancier than most, with free garbage disposals.
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Riding a horse
This is me riding a horse for the first time in Paraguay. I later bought my own.
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Host Grandma
My host grandma is awesome, as you can see here.
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Yerba
A long aisle of yerba, the shredded, dried plant needed to make terere or mate.
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Traditional Dance
Girls dressed in ao po'i dancing the Paraguayan Polka
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Me and mom
Me and my host mom, Conchena, with whom I laughed for two years. One of my favorite people in the world.
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Firehole
My friend's dad in front of the tatakua, or fire hole in guarani, used to cook traditional foods.
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Carnaval
Somehow I let them convince me to samba down the main avenue in a gold sequined bra top and a skirt.
