This is a beautiful music about a big love, "When I see your face

There's not a thing that I would change 'Cause you're amazing"

Let's learn the calendar?

First of all, I’d like to apologize because I haven’t posted movies to you for a long time...So to reward you, I’m posting a really good movie

I have to tell you the truth, I haven’t seen it yet, but I really want to, cuz it seems to be a very funny film.

This movie is the follow-up of Meet the parents ( or in Portuguese, ‘Entrando numa fria’) and after Meet the Fockers ( “Entrando numa fria maior ainda”)… Do you know what movie am I talking about?

Yeeeeah, Little Fockers ( “Entrando numa fria maior ainda com a família”). Enjoy it!

Hello everybody!

Wow, there has been a long time that I haven’t posted anything here in the blog, but there is a reason. It’s because I was on vacation, and you know how vacation is, it’s time we enjoyed our friends and family, relaxed and just it!

But stop crying, I’m back! Hihi

So, to start the year very well, there you go: a clip of a very good song to inspire you to get everything that you would like and below the clip there is a thought by Clarice Lispector!

I hope it helps you get inspiration to have an awesome year!

“Dream about whatever you want. Go where you would like to go. Be what you want to be, because you have only one life and in it we have the chance to do what we want. Have enough happiness do make it sweet. Difficulties to make it strong. Sadness to make it human. And enough hope to make it happy.”

( Clarice Lispector)

If you thought that tongue twister there is just in Portuguese, well you are very wrong. And to prove that there are tongue twister in Engilsh too, here goes one:

She sells seashells by the seashore. ( Ela vende conchas do mar na praia.)

Try to say it, it's difficult, but it's nice!

• What do you get if you cross a chicken with a bell?

A bird that has to wring its own neck!

Let's know to pronounce the alphabet! A, B, C, D...♪

You haven't changed a bit: Você não mudou nada.

To leave

(Deixar)

· Na acepção “largar ou esquecer em algum lugar”:

“I think I left my cell phone in my car”, Josh told his friend Carl. (“Acho que deixei meu celular no carro” Josh disse ao seu amigo Carl.)

“Why don’t you leave a message on Bob’s answering machine?”, Karen suggested to Terry. (“Por que você não deixa recado na secretária eletrônica de Bob?”, Karen sugeriu a Terry.)

To leave

(Partir, ir embora)

Johnny left New York for good. (Johnny foi-se embora de Nova York para sempre.)

To let

(Deixar)

· Na acepção “permitir”:

I’ll let you use my car if you promise to drive carefully”, Ted told Will. (“Eu vou deixar você dirigir o meu carro se você prometer dirigir cuidadosamente”, Ted disse a Will.)

This song is so beautiful.. "When I was younger I saw my dad cry..." The only exception - Paramore

Make do with what you have

Quem não tem cão caça com gato

Wow, in this month we are having a lot of holidays,

Well, not a lot , just two, but enough to enjoy ourselves and travel or maybe just sleep a bit more, there is some time to go until they come, but just think and imagine what we can do, it’s so good! =D

On November 2^nd (Tuesday) there is a holiday, so people who don’t work have four days off, like a vacation in advance. After that, on November 15^th (Monday) three more days to enjoy and relax…HOHOHO, “That’s a good life” hihi..

I don’t know very well, but I think that I’m going to the farm, travel or go out with my friends… and you? Do you know what you are going to do? Tell me!

Xoxo

In this video there are a lot of tips, so enjoy it!

• Parents - Pais

• Relatives - Parentes