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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.
4 comentários:
that is priceless!!! i LOVE it! reminds of one time in undergrad when i was babysitting some mexican prof's kid in OHB: he was getting antsy so we went for a walk around the building. when he saw the big lecture hall, he said "WOW! Puede caber mucha people aquí!" not quite as good as your example, though :)
Kevin does the same thing. The other day he said "eu vou go no swimming pool com Dinda". I think it is great.
I grew up in a bilingal home (Spanish and English). I once asked my father "como se dice 'dog' en Ingles?"
It was at that point that my father instituted the now legendary "doggie rule" which to this day my mother tries to enforce: Whatever language you start speaking, you must finish the phrase in the same language.
very cute.
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