Our beautiful Emily allowed us to bury her deep in the sand and give her peacock feathers (though when we were done it was a bit more like a turkey...).
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about me
- megan
- i started the blog as a way to share experiences in brasil with my friends and family - now it's morphed into a place to share about them.
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August
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- The Mohawk in Brasil?
- lunch
- my girls at Lapa
- silhouetted
- o por do sol
- nossa petite princesa
- watercolor?
- the houses under the road
- As Catatumbas de Mercado Modelo
- Piso da Solar Unhão
- Cidade Baixa e Alta - Contemporanea
- As alunas na Elevador
- A Graffitti de Limpo
- A Parede de Lina Bo Bardi
- Nossa Guia Espiritual
- Dakota is a man magnet
- a casa de nova orleans
- uma fantasma?
- A Experiência Sensorial
- garden wall in Ilha de Maré
- boneca bonita
- Ilha de Maré
- A Galera!
- our beach umbrella
- refletir
- the Scavenger Hunt!
- the movement...
- music and movement with a mestre
- drumming on the North Coast
- Yeah, posting! ...that is if you´re still reading :)
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links to love
- Another Limited Rebellion Design
- Austin Kleon on Tumblr
- Center for Urban Pedagogy
- CONGO STREET INITIATIVE
- Design . Build . Learn . Repeat
- design for mankind
- Emily Stoker Photography
- etsy
- Media That Matters
- NOTCOT
- Patty & Ryan
- Practical Small Projects
- Rollin' with the Dunstons
- Ryan & Allison
- Seu Jacinto
- The Pedestrian
- Yehuda Moon and the Kickstand Cyclery
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1 comment:
hello all the way from the other end of the world! we're in Fairbanks, AK...we made it! i haven't gotten a chance to totally catch up on your blog, but have enjoyed the bits and pieces i've caught so far!
also, i noticed the posts lately are fairly void of comments, and as a fellow blog author, i know how exciting even a single new comment can be! your trip looks as though it's been lovely so far, hope it continues that way...love, patty
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