Howard Johnson Faria Lima
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It's all about the people you meet!
... anderledes end andre lande jeg har besoegt og saa alligevel ikke. For det minder meget om Danmark. De hader deres naboer i Buenos Aires, som kaldes porteños, som de mener er lidt for arrogante og snoppede, ellers har de selvfoelgelig ogsaa et lillebrorkompleks overfor Argentina, de stopper for roedt som fodgaenger selvom der ingen biler er (!), og er mere kontrolleret end deres nabolande, jo jeg kunne godt se ligheder. En anden sjov anekdote er at Uruguay som en ...
I am a VIP business person don't you know?
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It may then lead you to the biggest, poshest seats on the plane, and not only give you a choice of what food you eat, but also serve you real food. On real, ceramic crockery. With real metal cutlery, balsamic vinegar, miniature salt and pepper pots and even a table cloth. And if this isn’t enough, you may also get a ...
Helen's Birthday Weekend and Pre-Xmas Celebrations
... the Iguassu Falls (Iguazu in Argentina), visting first the Brazillian side and the I then cross over the border into Argentina to get the other perspective. Then on Friday night i will get the overnight bus to Buenos Aires. Helen is flying to Buenos Aires on Saturday morning and we will meet there. And so will begin Donna and Barbra’s (when we were driving round Hawaii we used to sing along very loudly to No More Tears – Enough is Enough. Helen ...
Deja Vu, all over again in Sao Paulo
... history of residential architecture during modern times from the 1950's onward with an emphasis on sustainability and increased functionality through design. After the park, I wandered over a few more km to the pizza place which was unfortunately closed. :(
I ended up catching a bus downtown to check out this big cathedral and monastery that are located there. Whenever I see these massive, ornate churches that were built hundreds of years ...
Just stopping by
... once again met with Murillo (the aforementioned Brazilian) and went to see a soccer match. Never in my life have I seen such insanely crazed fans as I did that day. Seriously, Brazilians love soccer to an unhealthy degree. The match was great until a torrential downpour three quarters of the way through forced us to make a mad dash back to the car. After that it was off to a delicious pizza restaurant for some ...