Descrição: Condução no Brasil não é tão desafiador quanto alguns dos outros países que eu dirigi na Havia ainda uma série de coisas que eu tive que ajustar-se quando Annie e eu nos mudamos para Curitiba.. Este é um olhar divertido e interessante em dirigir no Brasil. Quantos países diferentes você já dirigiu? Qual é […]
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How many different countries have you driven? What is your craziest driving experience in a foreign country? I would love to hear from you. Annie and I are serving the Lord in Brazil. You can help us as we train leaders and help plant churches. Just click here to get involved. Obrigado! Link to my
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Well Christmas and New Years were a bit different for us this year. Thankfully, we were able to Skype with our families back in the US on Christmas Day. Other than that, Annie and I had a very quiet Christmas Day. In Brazil, most families celebrate Christmas with family on Christmas Eve. We were invited
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This is the time of the year that things get interesting. Everybody starts to get in the holiday spirit. If you live anywhere near a retail area, traffic is going to pick up. We lived about a mile and a half from the Mall of Georgia. During the Christmas shopping season, if you turned left
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Editor’s Note: This post is longer than what I normally share. This is one of my favorite stories though, and I wanted to share it in its entirety. Many years ago there was an Emperor so exceedingly fond of new clothes that he spent all his money on being well dressed. He cared nothing about
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First of all, congrats to London for hosting a great Olympics. Everything seemed to flow smoothly. The events were incredible and it was an exciting two weeks. I even sat and watched the closing ceremonies (a first). It was a great show, even though I did wonder if I was watching an induction ceremony for the British Rock
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4. Motorcycles. As best I can figure, a lot of the people that ride motorcycles in Brazil are the same kind of folks that enjoy a nice relaxing game of Russian Roulette. Motorcyclists here drive between cars, cut in and out of traffic and take chances that leave other Brazilians and the occasional foreigner shaking their
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Coming from the horrific traffic of Atlanta, driving in Curitiba, Brazil has really been a pleasant experience. The traffic in Curitiba is not nearly as bad as it is in Atlanta. Sao Paulo and Rio de Janerio, however, have some of the worst traffic conditions in the world. The picture to the left is from Sao Paulo. It
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The cheese that I bought did not have much flavor. It was kind of bland. I tried it on a turkey sandwich and made some cheese toast for breakfast. “This must not be mozzarella. This must be some kind of Brazilian cheese that I have never had before,” I thought. As it turned out, Pastel
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One of the things that we found out pretty quickly after arriving in Brazil was that everything in the grocery store had a Portuguese label on it. Imagine that. Considering we do not speak or read a lot of Portuguese, this has created some memorable moments. Annie and I were in the Supermercado down the block from
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