Hotel Master Express Perimetral Porto Alegre

... first purchased his BMW bike, he had to take it to the registrar of motor vehicles to have it registered in his name. He flicked the side stand down with his boot, but unbeknown to him, it had retracted. He said this is the only time in his life, he was very happy to be such a large man. Using all his strength, he managed to stop the bike from falling completely and doing a lot of damage to the new car next to it. The car only sustained a minor scratch ...

... but we’re confident he got Des’s meaning. When we arrived at the hotel the meter was up to R$40.16. This could be embarrassing. We paid the driver R$40 without saying a word. It must have pricked his conscience because he gave Des R$10 back.

When we went out to dinner at 9pm, we were amazed at how quiet the streets had become. All was tidy and the streets clean. The café we dined in was just about to close, so we bolted down our food quickly ...

... Ardil 22 in Portuguese) which I snatched for R$10. It´s a bit advanced for me but since I´ve read it more than once in English, I think I´ll be able to understand most of it.

Anyway, there is not much to do in this city and I didn´t plan on staying more than two or three days, but I met some good people so I decided to stick around until tomorrow, when I´ll catch a bus to Uruguay (my first border ...

Partindo para Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul. Foi um tempo muito bom que tive com Marcio e Viviane. Um casal muito abençoado que mora em Porto Alegre. Tive a oportunidade de conhacer um pouco Porto Alegre e a cidade de Farroupilhas.
Aproveitei para ir na unviersidade do Rio Grande do Sul encontrar com os estudantes do movimento Alfa e Omega (um ministério da Cruzada Estudantil e Profissional para ...

... things from the market, or jog, or just sit and drink chimarrao with friends and family. It's just such a happy city. Even when it's raining, people are still out and about, and the atmosphere still seems light. Anywho, I'm on my way to Brasilia, right now, and from there, I have one flight to Manaus. I have 2 days in Manaus, and then I'm home. I'm actually looking forward to going home. It will be nice to see people I know, and to get on with the things I need to get going with.

Holy ****, I'm almost caught up! At least I'm writing about the place where I am, now. Hello, present tense! I've been in Porto Alegre for 3 days now, and I've concluded that I love it here. I think that's the first time I've ever said that about a city, but I find this place to be extremely agreeable. For starters, the women are amazing. Seriously, I'm going to keep learning portuguese, so I can find a wife here. If you're smart(and a man), you'll do the ...

... trouver la douane du cote bresilien. On nos explique qu il faut faire tamponner son passeport dans un petit village de campagne a 30 kilometres de la frontiere !!?? On a donc pris un bus pour y aller mais les bureaux douaniers se trouvent perdus dans une zone deserte a 15 minutes a pied de l arret de bus ! super ! apres ce petit detour, il faut retourner a la ville frontiere afin de prendre le bus qui nous amenera a ...

... so that the verdant vineyards will yield vinegar and humble girls will show you the spot where German blood is fresh. Do not ascend Spain's dry sierras because every stone will be transformed into fire, and the brave will fight there for a thousand years: do not stray amid the olive groves because you'll never return to Oklahoma, and do not enter Greece, because even the blood that you're shedding today will rise from the earth to arrest you.

... or as called here, Maternal III. The kids are aged 3-4. However when teachers are sick or absent for other reasons we help in the classes with fewer teachers, for example today we worked with Maternal I, 1-2 year olds, and will be working there again tomorrow. As for what I do at school, well not much, lol. This is a typical day´s schedule. Daniel arrives at school at 9 am. We play with lego with the kids until 10:20, when it is time ...

... back ponytails were the most popular hairstyle though, which I found unique. Our table tag said "Ico and friend," the only English tag in the entire room. I found that very thoughtful. After the meal, the graduate hands out tickets for the afterparty, which is a dance in the center of town for all the graduates and their families/friends to attend. Thousands of people made the building hot, smoky and chaotic, but great people watching opportunity. Public ...