I-ve been in Honduras 7 months now, and… I have learnt Spanish. I can speak it and understand it, but as I-ve never formally studied it, writing is more difficult.
yoyoma's Life List
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1. learn capoeira
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2. Read the entire Bible
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3. learn to speak Portuguese
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4. understand Quebec separatism
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5. Bring more Fair Trade to Canada
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6. learn to play guitar
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7. speak arabic
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8. Strengthen my abs
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9. go to ireland
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10. go to nunavut
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11. run a marathon
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12. learn how to sail
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13. go back to Haiti
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14. develop an Acadian accent
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15. get married
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16. adopt children
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17. learn how to cross stitch
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18. learn how to drive stick-shift
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19. make my own wine
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20. learn catalan
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21. Learn ASL
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22. become a Wikipedia contributor
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23. go sand boarding
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24. learn to play the violin
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25. climb a mountain
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26. read the Quran
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27. build a sauna
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28. pay for the person's meal behind me a drive-thru line
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to Honduras today. Will be there for four months. Better get started on this goal, I leave in two weeks!
was in Napoli. I hadn’t eaten since breakfast and it was now about 6pm, and I had spent the day in the sun in Pompeii. There were two very similar pizzas on the menu, with the exception that one had ham, and one did not. That being the only difference, the two pizzas were the same price. I ordered the one without ham, because I do not eat meat. By the time the pizza arrived, I was starving! Unfortunately, the chef had put ham on the pizza! Either he didn’t understand, or he thought he was being nice. The pizza was very good anyway, if not a little burnt.
The second was in a small town, near Casino, about one hour north of napoli, two hours south of rome. A friend ordered it so it came in a box and didn’t look gourmet by any standards, but was the best pizza I have ever eaten!
I had some pizza in Pisa and Rome also, both of which were decent. In Rome you pay per 100grams.
