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Hello good people of the world and my dear lovely friends back home!

I’m writing now after so long to apology for the lack of posts these past months. I have been busy reconstructing my current life on this reality of ours. Meaning that a lot of things have passed, both somewhat good and some really good. I have been busy trying to juggle between friends and family and at the same time be content and at ease with myself. I have been in need of some stability and some kind of a super- plan were I can combine love, travel, family, work and hobby into perfect harmony, where I can thrive and try to reach perfection on the things I love to do. (I’m slowly getting there) As you all know one of the things I love most in life is life itself and I’m so happy to be part of this wonderful world. Amazing things happen every day…You just have to open your eyes and see them!

Anyway, I just wanted to give y’all a heads up that I’m alive and kicking and that I will make time to continue posting. 
Cool, awesome things have happened and I’m itching to share those nuggets of information with y’all

PJ.

Brazil: Bonito pt.4, Rio da Prata!

Today we totally forgot about the time. We sprinted up from bed and had about 20 minutes to get ready for today’s excursion. Breakfast was already served and we only had time to grab some fruit and a piece of bread before the tour driver came calling. He was going to pick us up and drive us to this awesome place in bonito…. Rio da Prata!

Brazil: Bonito pt.3

The next morning the tourist offices were open and so we decided to check out what we could do on this town.

Brazil: Bonito pt.2

The next day, we didn’t do a lot. The highlight of the day was to walk on the highway towards the “Balneario Municipal” Some kind of bath out in the open.  We heard that we could swim with some fishes and decided to take a look.

Brazil: Bonito pt.1

Sponge Bob in my bed!

The next day we decided to go to Bonito. A lot of different people had recommended this particular place. And the Brazilians are a very persuasive people. So, we decided to go.

Brazil: Campo Grande pt.2

We stayed in Campo Grande a couple of days and today we walked to the city center to check out what Campo Grande had to offer. First thing we did was to exchange dollars to Brazilian Reals, then to grab something to eat and to see if there was anything to do at all in the city.

Brazil: Campo Grande pt.1

We arrived at Campo Grande in the middle of the night so we decided to stay at the terminal for the rest of the night and search for hostels in the morning. While we waited I had my first taste of Brazilian cooking, a Coixinha de frango. Frango is chicken in Portuguese, just so you know. Well, after sleeping in a chair like a bum, the morning came calling.