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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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4 comments:
Banana preta is my favorite...
I love the itty bitty banana ouro. yum...
Banana Ouro is my absolute favorite too, but it's super rare to find in Sao Paulo, they spoil too quickly. You can usually find it close to where they are produced.
We find them when we drove to the beach.
Many times we bought them and buy the time we got to Sao Paulo 2 hours later, it had all gone bad.
Hey, loved this commercial, super cute.
Thanks for sharing! :)
Ray, we usually get them at a roadside stand while passing through the mountains near Petropolis. They are RARLEY seen in a fruit store.
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