My little brother, Jhonicito, in Altillo. My host dad said we'd be there for half an hour. Four hours later ... I had some fun with my camera anyway.
Sair, 6, with a "hot chick." He loves animals.
The two boys peering through an upstairs window in the old farmhouse. Don Yonny says he wants to move out there. Home sweet home, eh?
At least three Guarani farm workers live at the house currently, along with a slew of chickens and some very, very skinny dogs.
Packing up the chickens to head home. In the Jeep? Don Yonny at the wheel, Sair on my lap for a lovely 40 min of campo roads, Jhonicito crammed into the middle and regularly leaning over me to stick his head out the window. In back, a bag of fertilizer for my school garden, a spare tire, some large tools, two men and a boy and about 12 squawking chickens. You can imagine (actually, you probably can't ... )
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