Tereré y Paraguay

Well, sort of. You will  have to get on that plane, but that doesn't mean the experience is over. Coming home is usually awesome in som...

Every year, there are tons of questions online about how to pack for a year. I've been copying and pasting this list for about a year n...

I read a great post about a visitor's experience in Paraguay earlier today over at Los Viajes de Mary , an awesome blog run by a Peruv...

Congratulations to all the exchange students who've made it through a quarter of the year! If you're in the US, you've already ...

Things Paraguay has/commonly has now that it didn't/almost didn't before: hand sanitizer, WiFi, Pepsi, helmets, seatbelts, women w...

So, my computer either didn't like the humidity or the electricity here, and I've been out of a computer for the last couple weeks ...

I'm back! I left Chicago yesterday evening, stopped in Miami, and arrived in Asunción earlier this morning. I had an empty seat next to...

I don't know if anyone is still here or not, but the flag counter tells me I'm still getting hits, so here I am. A few general up...

Thursday I pretty much just hung out in Encarnacion. It's definitely one of the nicer places in Paraguay, in my opinion. As much as I lo...

I'll preface this entry by saying that I'm shivering in a hotel lobby in Encarnacion, and it's a little hard to type on the anci...