"My friend, my friend, health is first!" said my colleague Patara as he escorted me back to my hotel to take some rest. I can't believe I caught tonsillitis on my first in Brazil. The stuff I had to drink to heal myself I will not mention here but next time I will prefer to rather die. Sao Paulo - millions of people, poverty and riches, business and pleasure. In the second week Patara, Adilson and I flew to Brasilia, the capital, where 75% of the population were women ages 20-40. Brasilia reminded me of the States. Wide big roads, traffic. I will never forget the Brazilian food and hospitality of the people.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Sao Paulo, Brazil
"My friend, my friend, health is first!" said my colleague Patara as he escorted me back to my hotel to take some rest. I can't believe I caught tonsillitis on my first in Brazil. The stuff I had to drink to heal myself I will not mention here but next time I will prefer to rather die. Sao Paulo - millions of people, poverty and riches, business and pleasure. In the second week Patara, Adilson and I flew to Brasilia, the capital, where 75% of the population were women ages 20-40. Brasilia reminded me of the States. Wide big roads, traffic. I will never forget the Brazilian food and hospitality of the people.
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