was because my 3-month visa about to expire, I took the chance last weekend and and made me for 4 days in the south of Paraguay, and then across the border to Posadas, Argentina.
Friday I went to visit Benny and Nina in their project, where I stayed until Sunday morning. We spent two very tasteful day by day on the Parana River where we were playing charango, guitarra and harmonica and the evening was celebrated vigorously ..
Sunday morning I put on the street and around the Busgeld save I wanted to hitchhike to Posadas. Fortunately, was also quite fast a car that took me. My second ride was randomly anyway on the way to Posadas and even waited at the border for me until I had my exit and entry stamps. A totally correct, nice man with whom I talked the whole journey and I wanted to invite even then to his home for Asado-Essen. However, as I wanted to explore the city, I declined with thanks. He gave me his mobile number and invited me told (me ...), eat dinner with him and stay with him, if I find anything.
So I strolled through the afternoon through the beautiful city, saw to my horror, however, that no longer had money exchange office open and I had only Paraguayan Guarani in the pocket. I had eaten during the day and has not been drinking and had normal appetite. When I pass a construction site ran, called me suddenly a few workers who just ate lunch and siesta made. They asked me if I did not want to eat with them and I accepted with thanks. It was delicious chicken, salad and manioc. I talked about another one hour with them and then ran on to the saturated water front.
When I met a family that was sitting on a bench, I asked her if there was near a park in which I could sit down. They gave me information and asked if I wanted to stay a moment to mate. Since it would be impolite to refuse, I sit down with them and we talked. After a while they packed sandwiches and from Coke and insisted that I mitaß. Thus, from a while longer than 2 hours to
w e are adopted. the rest of the day I spent at the waterfront, playing charango and watched the sunset over the vast river Paraná. Suddenly a car stopped behind me and someone shouted, "Florian! Veni a tomar mate! "It was the family from before, which was on the way home and saw me by chance. So they took out folding chairs and we were drinking at the roadside and from another material exchanged email addresses. They then drove
me to the nice man who had taken me to Posadas. The was very happy when I came, introduced me to his family and served a very very tasteful Dinner. =)
Until late into the night we we drinking wine and beer together until he showed me my bed to sleep. When I asked him to take some money for all that he thought I was crazy and seemed almost offended.
Early the next morning I was on my way home and arrived promptly at half past two, to give lessons, at home. 
