Andressa
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I can read English because I'm a pharmacist, and my professor told us to read papers in English at university. Even though sometimes I write down things with poor grammar, I was crazy enough to translate Damus and Nos.so from English to Brazilian Portuguese. Nice to meet you.
This kind of people our friend is mentioning here is the reason I want to be able to really block accounts.
Not only mute, because muted profiles can still reply and repost our posts. View quoted note →
Taking a look at nostr to catch up with the gossips 💅
Good morning
(A much better pic today! I am Playing the yankee because here in Brazil we don’t eat eggs for breakfast. Only fruits and some kind of bread
https://cdn.nostr.build/i/4f6b00a2061b65364dcb1ee4613c693c640f43c6ba7d9fa120f17975dda14278.jpg.
Good morning
@jb55 I think there is a guy pretending he is you on instagram.
And today: the last one from 2019. We rented a bus and invited people to come in for free. So they would know how it feels like.
In 2023 we have more than 70 cities where people doesn’t need to pay to use public transports in Brazil.
The internet is awful today, I must fix it:
💫turn off and turn on again ✨
Here in Brazil you can drink alcohol at the streets and at the beach. Everywhere. You just need to be 18+.
I found super strange when I found out that in USA people can’t do that. 
Today: 2014.
The year after.
In fact, in Rio, June 2013 lasted one year.
It inspired working class to fight too. “Garis:” people who sweep the streets (I forgot the name in english) did their strike during carnival and won ☺️ 
Today: continuation off the 10 years from 2013.
Millions at the street, but my favorite is this one with a few: 
I did! Thank you #[1]
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