Bueno, hoy noche tranquila, después de la emoción de que España ganara la copa del mundo, menuda la que estaréis preparando allí... nosotras la hemos preparado aquí, pero como eramos pocos, la fiesta ya la acabamos, jeje
I follow the story on Saturday July 3 at the home of your party Bete independence ... We saw the match with Luis, the father of Bete, Portuguese but to "twisted" (animated) to Espanha (not write the January of Spain, is an American computer and has no accent, which in Portuguese if you use .. . will investigate later) ... Well, the game very exciting, we bought vuvuzelas and all, hehe. Do not cross your legs in no time, nor arms, nor did we have cold feet ... The amount of stuff to do here to avoid bringing bad luck! who undergo Espanha won ... and people started coming! friends with her, parents, neighbors, ... everyone was invited ... had churrasco (barbecue), salads ... and each brought a gift for the new home of Bete and drink for the party ... We talk with everybody and met very interesting people to talk ... but at 10 the night Martha and I went to sleep ... we had to recover the lost sleep, lol 
I've found what the NNNN hehe hehe ~ ñ
The Sunday we got up really early to go to a concentration De Fusco (cars beetles). Here in Brazil there are lots of them, well maintained and groomed ... Well, there are also ... cuitadinhos! (Poor things) ... but the concentration was supermaqueados ... There were all types: convertibles, limousines, ... if everyone instead of having luggage, they had huge speakers ... are like tunnis of Spain, but beetles ...
From there we went for a walk in São Paulo, this time we start at the Avenida Paulista, the Japanese district (in São Paulo is the largest Japanese community, after Japan, of course), the Cathedral, São Bento, and the entire historic center there ... All are high-rise buildings downtown, all office ... too big for me ... the whole school was empty and everything was closed. The Brazilians do not usually go out on Sundays, after the din of the week ... and ended our trip in Bar Brahma, a beer known for a bossa nova song, which speaks of the bar of the corner of Ipiranga and São João ...
The center of Sao Paulo had many homeless, people sleeping on the porch, a lot of poverty ... are so many people who live there ... More than 13 million people! city \u200b\u200bis amazing, never ends and never sleeps ...
not sleep as poor Bete, who would be wanting us to go to Iguazu to sleep more than 6 hours straight and not walk at all, nothing, nothing ...
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