Comments on: 3 Lessons From 2 Months Partying In Brazil http://inspirationpalace.com/lessons-from-crazy-times-in-brazil/ Make Dreams Come True Sat, 04 Feb 2012 20:37:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mario http://inspirationpalace.com/lessons-from-crazy-times-in-brazil/comment-page-1/#comment-2250 Mario Wed, 18 May 2011 19:10:54 +0000 http://inspirationpalace.com/?p=817#comment-2250 Good point man, thanks! It's just as you say - it's better to wait for what the city will give to you than to expect. I've learned my lesson now - good times aca en Denmark =) Good point man, thanks! It’s just as you say – it’s better to wait for what the city will give to you than to expect. I’ve learned my lesson now – good times aca en Denmark =)

]]> By: francisco http://inspirationpalace.com/lessons-from-crazy-times-in-brazil/comment-page-1/#comment-2232 francisco Tue, 17 May 2011 17:46:11 +0000 http://inspirationpalace.com/?p=817#comment-2232 Jajaja, viejo, you had a rough one in Rio. I lived there, soy argentino tambien, actually in a different city, but still inside the state. Its funny how if you hadnt specified you were argentine, i would have thought u were american or european...the things that pissed you off are the things that an american would first complaint about. Still, that was fucked up. Cariocas are that way, they can't say no, they just cant. When you come to understand this, you will know that a "yes" in Rio must be taken lightly. Either way, that lightness of being (unbearable to Kundera) is what keeps the heart of the city flowing, so im happy that you conclude with that last lesson. For what really matters when you hit a spot like Rio is what the city will give to you, and not what you expect from it. Expecting is always a don't in the travelers guide. Being ready and aware is different. You learnt that one this once. Y muy buen inglés capo!! Boa vida, boa viagem! Jajaja, viejo, you had a rough one in Rio. I lived there, soy argentino tambien, actually in a different city, but still inside the state.
Its funny how if you hadnt specified you were argentine, i would have thought u were american or european…the things that pissed you off are the things that an american would first complaint about.
Still, that was fucked up. Cariocas are that way, they can’t say no, they just cant. When you come to understand this, you will know that a “yes” in Rio must be taken lightly.
Either way, that lightness of being (unbearable to Kundera) is what keeps the heart of the city flowing, so im happy that you conclude with that last lesson.
For what really matters when you hit a spot like Rio is what the city will give to you, and not what you expect from it. Expecting is always a don’t in the travelers guide.
Being ready and aware is different. You learnt that one this once.

Y muy buen inglés capo!!

Boa vida, boa viagem!

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