PRAIA DO SARGI – 12 JUNE 2020 – COMMUNE UNITY
Communities are bubbles, micro-societies, where people come together to create a different environment, another variant, an alternative to today's society. Read More »
For some time now we had this recurrent idea of keeping an online travel diary.
Our kids keep journals with whatever inspires them and we have the photos that keep track of our journey. We often refer to things that happened here and there and it would be easier, even for us, to go back to “places” by clicking a date on our family website. It would be, for sure, wonderful for our parents and friends from… well, all over the world now, to know of our whereabouts without texting us to ask where we are and how we are doing. So, with all this benefits in mind, we will start our online travel diary right here, in Prudentopolis, Brasil and now, October 12th 2017.
We hope you will find reasons to come back here often.
Communities are bubbles, micro-societies, where people come together to create a different environment, another variant, an alternative to today's society. Read More »PRAIA DO SARGI – 11 JUNE 2020 – FREEDOOM!
The beach was guarded by the military police, accompanied by inspectors from the City Hall. Judging by their equipment and their weapons, I think they expected Rambo and Van Damme to go out to the beach together. Read More »PRAIA DO SARGI – 10 JUNE 2020 – SURF'N'ROLL
Surfing reminds me of my childhood when I was learning to ride a bike. It's cool to learn to surf, it's like living your childhood again. Read More »PRAIA DO SARGI – 8 JUNE 2020 – OVER THE YEARS
Over the years, we lived in several communities.
Over the years, we lived with different families under the same roof.
Over the years, we lived with my father.
Over the years, we lived with Lavinia's parents.Read More »PRAIA DO SARGI – 7 JUNE 2020 – LOCKDOWN
Today the prefecture of Uruçuca decreed a total lockdown between 11-15 of June.
A drastic and illogical measure.
The word "lockdown" was used in the decree, although many Brazilians don't know what it means. Read More »