Let's go under cover. I'll show you where it is if you pay for my drinks.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
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Living in Brazil I am enjoying the culture, commenting on the differences, celebrating local expressions and inviting others to enjoy all Brazil has to offer.
Luiz and Jim
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- We arrived in Brazil in January, 2008 to start up a new chapter in our life together. Luiz has returned to his hometown and I've jumped into the deep end of the pool ready for anything. Let the fun begin!
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2 comments:
Bin Laden will never come to Brazil. Talk about a scary place for extremist muslims. All the nudity, drinking, dancing, and all over Brazilian-ness.
Good point, but then, we fnd religeous extreamists in the darndest places - just ask Ted Haggard. ;-)
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