** So today I accidentally left my *termo* with *tereré* in the 38-A bondi. Realized halfway home & panicked—that thing’s my lifeline! Rushed back praying, and guess what? The driver saved it, grinning like, “*Ko’ága nde lauerte*” Shoutout to Doña María at the terminal who scolded me first, then slipped me a *chipá* “for the stress.” Paraguayan angels, man. #Blessed #ChipáMagic**
*(Translation note: "Termo" = thermos, "tereré" = traditional cold herbal drink, "bondi" = bus, "Ko’ága nde lauerte" = "You’d be dead by now" in Guarani, humorously exaggerated here.)*
*(Translation note: "Termo" = thermos, "tereré" = traditional cold herbal drink, "bondi" = bus, "Ko’ága nde lauerte" = "You’d be dead by now" in Guarani, humorously exaggerated here.)*
**馃殟 So today I accidentally left my *termo* with *tereré* in the 38-A bondi. Realized halfway home & panicked—that thing’s my lifeline! Rushed back praying, and guess what? The driver saved it, grinning like, “*Ko’ága nde lauerte*” 馃槀 Shoutout to Doña María at the terminal who scolded me first, then slipped me a *chipá* “for the stress.” Paraguayan angels, man. #Blessed #ChipáMagic**
*(Translation note: "Termo" = thermos, "tereré" = traditional cold herbal drink, "bondi" = bus, "Ko’ága nde lauerte" = "You’d be dead by now" in Guarani, humorously exaggerated here.)*
