Eu se exactamente que voce gosta Gaton!
Eu tamben antes cuando mas joven,
Meu esposa primera fue do Rio....uma Cariocaca, bem linda mas bem loca tamben....ahhh...hormones.
Eu tenho dois hijas con ella. Ellas voltan por Nova Yorke ayer. Ellas estaban aqui para semana do Natal.
Voce ta Miami? Eu tenia residencia alli por pocos anos....como diez anos pasado. Brickell, Coral Gables y South Miami (perto do los Botas do Cartagena)
Fez negocio de todo Brasil con minas y piedras y para procura las mujeres claro...lol
Agora, casado con mi esposa segunda ..uma Southern Belle do Nashville y vivo aqui con ella and mis dos hijos que fue de ella.
Y ella no se permiten que eu vo para Brasil mas soltero....ella nao confia me...lol
Eu tambem - uma Carioca do Copa Cabana! Hormones de novo. Aprende meu Portuguese depois desde otras Brasileiras. Eu nao quere perder o que eu tinha aprendido.
Minha esposa es de Colombia agora. Mais que dez anos junto. Ella e minha "Amelia". Ella nao me permito voltar a Brasil soltero, tambem. Eu fui 4 veces por carnaval e otras celebracoes. Melhor que Eu nao volta, neh?
I'll write in English for a bit, my coffee hasn't finish percolating and my brain is full. I'm down in Boca, I've been here since I got lost in 1989 on my way down after I got out of school. It was just too beautiful to pass up. I've been here ever since. I just love this area.
At any rate, the whole experience has enriched my life immensely. Seems at least half this generation of family married recent immigrants to this nation. It really makes for interesting reunions. A day doesn't go by that I don't use two or three of my languages, but more often than not, heh, it does come out as "Portanol". Down here people appreciate the effort though.
Let me know if you ever come down. We'll take you to some of the best Brasilian churrascarias in the area. They're really becomming popular. We have Porcao in Miami just off Brickell, was it there when you were? We have Gaucho Rodizio in Lighthouse Point and Chima in Fort Lauderdale. There are others, but these are premiere Rodizio Houses, the real thing. Brought my buddy to Chima the other day for lunch. The man's 6 feet tall and 150lbs. I'd swear he packed in 10 lbs of picanha, maminha and alcatra. Now he wants to go regulary. I can practically hear my arteries harden...Thursday then.
It's been wonderful that they've expanded so much in the area. It's so much easier than flying to Brasil for a good meal, and far cheaper than the divorce that would follow - lol!