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| yay! im finally here! they gave me flowers and the sign, which says: Meg, we are very happy with your arrival. |
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| my host parents. |
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| my host family. from left to right, Pedro, Me, Walter, Adrianna. |
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| some people from my host rotary club. |
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| now that sign is hanging outside of my house! |
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| my very own bathroom! i didn't even have that in the united states. i'm very spoiled here... |
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| my room. there is another sign in my room (which is still hanging up :) ) that says: Meg, today begins a new chapter in our lives. welcome to your new home. |
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| the other side of my room. |
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| even the paperclips are different. you can't say that isn't awesome. |
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| my official brazilian document. i wasn't supposed to smile but it was the day i arrived and i was just so stinkin happy. it makes me laugh every time i look at :) |
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| some currency. its called the real. pronounced ''hay-al''. and when you have more than one real, you have reais. pronoucned ''hay-ice''. one dollar is about 1.75 reais. |
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| translation: welcom to brazil. sao gotardo ''recieves you'' with open arms. |
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