Adventures of a Gringa in Brazil
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Just a girl trying to make it day by day... Small accomplishments are big ones in my world!
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My Adventures: Part Deux
Posted on 16/08/2012
A little insider's tip..... Email me if you want to find out where the next phase takes us...
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Nobody Told Us to Fall in Love...
Posted on 04/07/2012
I just woke up from a distressing dream. (I'm sick, which is why I'm sleeping at 2pm... just a side note).In my dream, I had arrived at home in Canada (without Ro - I think he was...
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The Next Chapter
Posted on 13/05/2012
Nothing to report lately - except obvious baby stuff but I don't want to fill this blog up with that. That's what my Facebook is for ;) Oh, and my English classes, Skype sessions...
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Preferential Treatment
Posted on 25/04/2012
A new cultural experience I'm about to embark on is the 'Pregnant Lady in Brazil' experience. In Canada, pregnant women exist (obviously) but, in my experience, they...
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Breaking News
Posted on 25/04/2012
Sometimes things are so unbelievably new and exciting that I can't talk about them here. Primarily, because it's important that I talk to my family about these novidades in...
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Crime in the Streets of Rio
Posted on 25/02/2012
We've all heard the warnings that Rio is a dangerous city, people will rob you at any opportunity, etc etc etc. I don't know if it's just an exaggeration or if I've just...
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Where will you be from Feb 17-21?
Posted on 16/02/2012
If you live in Brazil, you know where you'll be... Carnaval! It's not like you can escape it, so you better just buck up and enjoy.You either "love it" or you "hate...
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Friendships: Past vs. Present
Posted on 08/02/2012
So, I stumbled upon my old blog that I kept all throughout university. I'm currently in the middle of reading the entire 3 year collection and all I can say is it's hilarious!!!!...
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I'm an American architect, married to a Brazilian, and I've been living for 18 months in Porto Alegre. I've enjoyed skipping through your posts, and I just wanted to send and appreciation for your honesty, effort and POV. Living here is not all missing home, partying, being inconvenienced, partying. It's just life, with occasionally startling differences. It's been nice to hear a familiar voice (American/English) in a familiar situation. Blog on! Erik
I really like your blog! I'm a 24-year-old English girl living in Brazil, and am also married to a Brazilian, and would really like to follow your blog but can't find a follow button!