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Stories from the so called "Third World"
General Info for those moving to Brasil
- American Embassies in Brasil
- documents - what do I need to travel between countires?
- Entry to Brazil - will my items be taxed?
- kids - Can my child have dual citizenship?
- mail - taxes on items mailed to Brasil
- moving - How I progressively have moved some things down here
- pet travel - Taking a pet to Brasil (this info looks accurate from what I remember about my process, but I did not personally use this site)
- Visa - Brasilian Consulates in the USA
- Visa - Checking your visa process
- Visa - is your card ready to be picked up
- working - how do I know I need to file taxes in Brasil?
- working - How much will I be taxed in Brasil?
- working - Understanding Brasil tax brackets
Brazil links
- Salvador Online
- Craig's List for Salvador
- American Cats in Bahia
- Another expat in Salvador
- Leo, authentic Ameircan Bahiano Experience
- Greg from across the pond (and North)
- The Golden Papaya - in Bahia
- Lovely Dharma
- Danielle's tips for teaching English in Brasil
- Eyes on Brazil
- Expat with good general info
- Dan, another expat
- Riogringa - NYC woman in Rio
- gringoes.com
- Estudar Inglês na Bahia com Greg!
- A Great Way to Call Brasil
Seguidores
People I read about
- Alan - he's neat
- Caryn the red headed goddess
- Chip, also known as BLack Roger
- Christopher, also known as James Collin
- Kari - sister of my soul
- Katie the vet
- Life on the Road Less Traveled
- Pamo - a nice person I found at random
- Phil - you know you want his job
- Rachanee and her music
- Savio is a great writer
- Techno
- The life of Brian
- Tia Sheila, never updates but I love her anyway
Other links of interest that have no relation other than that I like them
Quem sou eu
- AkuTyger
- I am 7635 kilometers (4744 miles) away from where I was born, roughly.
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Um comentário:
Hello, it is interesting about the leaves. But, you shouldn't forget that back home the leaves are falling and the air is crisp! How I miss the change of seasons.
I have read your blog for quite some time - sporadically - and read a lot of your commentary on brazzil.com (or however it's spelled). Came across your blog again today, and decided to send a message. My partner and I have a Chocolatier located in Graca. On the 31st of this month we are going to have a Halloween night. Not a party, but a buffet which we offer normally on Saturday and Sunday. The buffet is R$19,00 per person and there will be a lot of fun food, and the store is all decorated for Halloween. It's really a great place to come and pretend you are somewhere else (anywhere but Salvador). Feel free to take a look at the site for the store, and if you do decide to come for Halloween please feel free to dress up. www.renardchocolates.com
Take care,
ELI
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