Normally when people think of Brasil they think of the month long party Carnaval, but the underrated little brother to that celebration is Festa Junina. This month long holiday honors three saints, and even spills into July to create Festa Julina. The most authentic experience I could have asked for was at a chakara with 150 people, more food than I could imagine eating, a mechanical bull, and the quadrilo (square dancing in sorts). The traditional wear is to dress as a caipira, farmer, in plaid, dresses, braids, and mustaches. Although I've gone to a few Festa Junina events, this by far was my favorite.
This blog describes my experience as an English Teaching Assistantship at a Brazilian University. My personal experiences described only reflect my thoughts as I go on this crazy adventure!
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Thursday, July 5, 2018
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Presenting At ConectaIFB, Diplomatic Meeting, and EdUSA Fair
Such a big and tiring day. Amanda (my co-worker) and I met up with professor Fabricio at the metro station at 9 am, and because of traffic w...
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Such a big and tiring day. Amanda (my co-worker) and I met up with professor Fabricio at the metro station at 9 am, and because of traffic w...
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Some things vary between the USA and Brasil, but nothing is as different as the Social Security number, called CPF in Brasil. In the USA, I...
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This was my third time at Pontão do Lago Sul, but my first time during the daylight! It had some beautiful trees and a walking path li...



