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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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- Shopping for Iemanjá
- Rocinha Art & School Supplies Project – wrap up re...
- Becoming a follower
- Medicinal plants of the Amazon documentary
- Christmas - our Brazilian experience
- Two elves can really make a difference
- Going old school
- Children of Lesbians and Gays Everywhere
- The kindness of strangers in Rocinha
- Living in the land of zero junk mail
- Ave Maria - Brazilian style
- "Don't Ask Don't Tell" finally hits the trash bin
- Flor de Luiz at the Christmas Bazaar
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- Chunky Twix Cookies
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- Getting out from under the phone company
- 60 Minutes featured a segment on Brazil
- Christmas wishes from Luiz, Jim and Zozó
- Martinis at airports
- Our interview on expatfocus.com
- Pension rights granted to gay couples in Brazil
- Getting in the Christmas spirit
- Lebanese food in Niterói
- Household Christmas shopping
- Teaching English CAN be fun
- Brazilian sun - Gringo skin
- Fernanda Porto - Perdi O Tom
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- Our Crazy Happy Life
- Pam's House Blend
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- Planet Money
- Rachel's Rantings in Rio
- The Conscience of a Liberal
- The Good Blood
- The Huffington Post
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