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Coming home..
On my first day in Rio Claro after more than three and a half months I had to talk with my professor and organized some stuff. I relaxed in our house with the guys and we prepared everything for the huge house party we were throwing that night. We had so much beer and there were some 150 people at our house and the atmosphere was crazy. We had a band which just played three songs and before midnight the police arrived because it was too loud and during the night they came some two ...
The Jorney begins
After 4 months in living in Rio Claro I left my home for the last months. After a really nice start and the first months just partying and getting to know everything and experiencing the brazilian student life and couple of hard weeks in the middle, the ...
Day 37: My Last Day In Brazil
... to read it somewhere special. They sent me off to the bus station and I was on my way. I got pretty sad, being alone in the bus and all. When I was waiting y the boarding gate, an hour before my departure, I decided to read their letter and I was so touched that I cried. I'm not the crying type of girl but that letter really made me cry. I'm so happy to have met all of them. I will never forget all the wonderful memories I have made in Brazil :')
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Day 36: My Last Night In Brazil
... Limeira. they have a big house and she introduced me and Tony to her German husband and her children. She told stories and was just very friendly and nice. We didn't stay long because we needed to head down to the party. Arriving there, I actually was pretty happy surrounded by many friends before I leave tomorrow night. Goodbye's doesn't really mean it's the end of something good but it could also be a beginning of a new better thing ...
Day 9: Arriving in Limeira
... statistics. I even gave them some dried mangoes that they are enjoying a lot! At around 7pm, the girls had to go to the university and I had to meet up with Sebastian, a guy from Germany who I would be working with at the NGO, so we can talk about our schedule and lesson plan for tomorrow. I found out that we would teach Brazilian children with learning disabilities some English. It was really hard to make a lesson plan especially if you ...
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