This is a picture of the sunset sunrise on a beach located in Sao Paulo state where my father built a front beach house. My family and I used to spend great holidays in that place. This photo brings back the best memories of my childhood.
Life pulls us
like a great tidal wave
sweeping us forward
dragging us into the perpetual present.
Our memories of this moment
will change and be shaped
by new desires and disappointments.And I will forget I knew even this.
(Oriah Mountain Dreamer)
10 Things I miss from Brazil:
- Sun.
- Drinking Guaraná.
- Proper waxing.
- Proper manicure, pedicure and having a haircut at Soho.
- Feijoada.
- Pão de queijo – cheese bun.
- Enjoying the sunset in the beach feeling a warm breeze and having caipirinha.
- Swimming in a chlorine free pool.
- Work as an instrument engineer.
- The very good quality of some services.
10 Things I do not miss from Brazil.
- Violence.
- Corrupt politicians.
- Social difference.
- Children begging in the streets.
- Gerson’s law (A social regulation that is widely accepted: it’s okay to bribe, cheat and take advantage of every situation).
- High taxes.
- Compulsory voting.
- Work a lot and earn a little.
- Colonial mentality.
- Carnival.
boa lista Mônica, eu adiciono tbm o jeito amigável do brasileiro, que sempre gosta de gente em casa.
beijocas
a paisagem é maravilhosa!bela foto
Bjs!
Concordo com varias coisas da sua lista, so’ nao sei se da pra dizer que a Lei de Gerson e’ tao bem vista assim por todos. Mas eu entendo que e’ uma coisa muito mais aceitavel no Brasil do que em outros paises, infelizmente… corrupcao em todos os niveis, e’ a praga do pais.
A adiciono o churrasquinho `a lista.
Todos reclamam da vilolência por aqui Monica.
bj