Cultural Fact
Feb. 15th: Spot
Here's a cultural fact for you. Paraguayans have this typical drink that they drink ALL DAY! It's called Terere. It's mainly cold water in a cup with herbs(yerba mate), so it's actually very refreshing. If you go around the city, specially at the end of the day, you will see all the families sitting in front of the house in a circle drinking their rico terere. Here at the house is not any different, everyday they find a spot to sit together and drink their terere (the best part was that I didn't even have to set this up, it was outside exactly like that!).
Feb. 16th: From Where I Stand
Lately Camila has asked me to go everywhere with her, sit next to her and watch her while she plays. No one else is enough, it has to be mommy. So, since I got here, from where I stand I usually see Camila. Not bad at all.
Love,
Gabi
Here's a cultural fact for you. Paraguayans have this typical drink that they drink ALL DAY! It's called Terere. It's mainly cold water in a cup with herbs(yerba mate), so it's actually very refreshing. If you go around the city, specially at the end of the day, you will see all the families sitting in front of the house in a circle drinking their rico terere. Here at the house is not any different, everyday they find a spot to sit together and drink their terere (the best part was that I didn't even have to set this up, it was outside exactly like that!).
Feb. 16th: From Where I Stand
Lately Camila has asked me to go everywhere with her, sit next to her and watch her while she plays. No one else is enough, it has to be mommy. So, since I got here, from where I stand I usually see Camila. Not bad at all.
Feb. 17th: Routine
Well, lets just say our routine changed a little since we moved here. But there is one thing that Christian and I always wanted to do with our kids, bed time stories. So, even with all the changes that we've had, we try our best to keep this little bed time routine. (P.s:This is Camila's favorite book lately)
Love,
Gabi
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