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Comment on Day #44: 30 Days to 30 – Finding Balance by March 2012 in Pictures | Madame Heringer

March 2012 in Pictures | Madame Heringer — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 15:39:39 +0000

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Comment on Ex-Pat Life: Don Blanquito and His AmeriocaWay of Life by Regina Sanchez

Regina Sanchez — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 13:33:00 +0000

He’s the real deal, me and my friends met him on a trip to Rio.

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Comment on Day #50: 30 Days to 30 – The Safety Net by Depression : Dealing with Stress and Anxiety

Depression : Dealing with Stress and Anxiety — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 06:31:27 +0000

Comment on 30 Ideas for the Next 30 Years by vheringer

vheringer — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 13:51:00 +0000

Thanks, Laurie! So many great things happened in the first 30 years of my life to prove that anything is possible if you set goals and follow your heart. I am really looking forward to achieving these 30 milestones

Comment on 30 Ideas for the Next 30 Years by Lpetrou

Lpetrou — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 23:29:00 +0000

I love this, Veronica! What an inspiration you are!

Comment on Day #49: 30 Days to 30 – An Ex-pat Within an Ex-Pat by ericbuchegger

ericbuchegger — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 03:08:29 +0000

Nice post. RT @vheringer: Day #49: An Ex-pat Within an Ex-Pat http://t.co/josMth1W #Canucks #Vancouver #Hockey #30for30 #366blogproject

Comment on Day #48: 30 Days to 30 – Good Food, Wine and Friends by GreenSocialMS

GreenSocialMS — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 01:47:18 +0000

Thanks!! RT @vheringer: Day #48: Good Food, Wine and Friends http://t.co/e8Rk6YP5 #health #food #lifestyle cc’ed
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Comment on Day #48: 30 Days to 30 – Good Food, Wine and Friends by FaceYourFarmer

FaceYourFarmer — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 01:46:57 +0000

RT @vheringer: Day #48: Good Food, Wine and Friends http://t.co/CDcuWJF2 #health #food #lifestyle cc’ed
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Comment on Day #46: 30 Days to 30: My Mother by Leticia Varella

Leticia Varella — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 17:38:24 +0000

It´s funny, but sometimes I wonder that mothers’ rule is to drive her kids crazy and made them worry about anything, maybe just because they wanna push them up to taste just a bit of what is to worry and prepare the kids until they have their own kids. But we still love them.

Comment on Day #47: 30 Days to 30 – About Aging Well… by mykeames

mykeames — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 05:12:46 +0000

RT @vheringer: Day #47: 30 Days to 30 – About Aging Well… http://t.co/h6kRxEZU #30for30 #30daysto30 #366blogproject

Comment on Day #43: 30 Days to 30 – When I Miss Brazil… by Sonia Carvalho

Sonia Carvalho — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 00:56:50 +0000

Veronica, like you, I was also an ex pat living for over 30 years in the USA and a brief stint in Australia. I decided to return to Brazil thinking that my life would be as good as it was in the USA. I was dead WRONG!!!! We ex pats tend to forget the daily life difficulties for doing anything down in Brazil, all the bureaucries, etc etc. My advice, do NOT come back. People are still having a difficult life, Brazil is EXTREMELLY expensive for EVERYTHING from housing to food to medicaiton and the louzy transportation we have. Violence is out of control, nobody goes to jail even after killing another person. I know we do miss our home country, but believe me Veronica, once you come back and have to live like a regular citizen down here, you will regret big time! All the foreigners who come to Brazil and have such nice comments about the country have stayed in safe places, protected, etc. Most foreigners especially Americans and British that I have met down here in Brazil live in fancy neighborhoods, they don’t take the public transportation during peak time, most of them don’t even bother to read about what’s going on in government/politics (the rampant and non stopping corruption), the fact that the almost non existent middle class of the 80s can hardly survive since they are the ones paying for all the social programs – they are the working bees feeding the FAT QUEEN BEE (the government and its machinery)!!! We Brazilian ex pats tend to see Brazil with kind eyes, we tend to forget ALL the difficulties each of us have to deal with in our daily lives. I am sorry to be so honest about this, but I am a truly realistic person and don’t fantasize about things. Most foreigners come to Brazil either on business or vacation, of course they see the country with sugar coated eyes. Good luck!

Comment on Day #43: 30 Days to 30 – When I Miss Brazil… by xpat

xpat — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 07:00:10 +0000

RT @vheringer: Day #43: 30 Days to 30 – When I Miss #Brazil… #homesick #Canada #expat http://t.co/wQUkkmG6