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A group for the history books!
Some of the great lines uttered these past four years:
“Mais prá frente…”
“Shut up and drive!”
“Não gostei.”
“Foi horrível.”
“Was that a car?”
“Aquela mulher passa muito dever de casa!”
“I apologize profusely.”
Adoro vcs!!!
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Photos taken on July 23rd, 2010
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Go here for the picture that started it all.
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Photo taken on July 21st, 2010 by Iris H.
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A little something I love…
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Cool self-portrait forgotten amidst all those Facebook albums…
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The last of the 3 in 1 pictures.
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These are shots of me I quite love taken back in… 2008? (Can that be right? Jeez…) at Jardim Botânico (Botanical Garden) in Rio, which I managed to unearth recently and proceeded to play around with in Photoshop.
Here are some additional posts featuring photos taken at Jardim Botânico:
- A Story in Pictures (Rio de Janeiro) - Day Eighteen
(Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3) (Part 4) (Part 5)
- Orchid Expo (Botanical Garden) - Sept. 7th, 2009
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In the process of getting the silly infatuation thing out of my system - photographically at least…
I should be back to normal in a couple of weeks (that’s Andrew’s estimate, anyway)
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…the iPod Touch… uh…
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Go here for the original A Special Gift post.
Poster Edges Effect #1
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The discussion of proverbs and sayings on the Thursday before last (Book 10 can be all right, after all) got me thinking about the seemingly impossible magic trick that is seeing yourself. The paradox that is being at once the one who is familiar with every last detail, every last flaw, the keeper of every secret and the one who’ll never get to be outside looking in.
Knowledge requires being able to see from at least a few different angles. And that’s a limitation we simply cannot overcome when the subject is ourselves.
‘It’s difficult to see the picture when you are inside the frame,’ as the proverb that set the thought in motion goes. If the frame is merely a situation, there’s always the hope that you might extricate yourself from it to gain objectivity. But if the frame is your very self, what then?
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Poster Edges Effect
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Esquadrilha da Fumaça’s pre-game show of hope, promise and anticipation.
Then the blue sky took on a slightly grayer hue and the clouds settled in.
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