sábado, 15 de setembro de 2007
Adeus, Lenin!
O pais eh muito grande, e tem muita coisa maravilhosa para se ver. Infelizmente o tempo ja estava acabando.
Viajamos por cerca de 25 dias, passamos por 8 paises (14 cidades ao total).
Nao vimos 10% do que gostariamos, porem vimos muito mais do que imaginavamos.
Com tchecos parecidos com anthony hopkins, nazistas austriacos, franceses inocentes, refrigerantes do outro lado do muro, chocolates, gansos, freud e all that jazz, a viagem foi a coisa mais maravilhosa que poderiamos ter feito.
Nao so por ter nos dado toda uma nova perspectiva em relacao a nossa vida de como temos tanto em tao pouco tempo, mas tambem por ter nos dado a oportunidade de estamos juntos de verdade, finalmente, longe de tanta coisa que tem acontecido, depois de um ano tao dificil.
A viagem foi mais que merecida, valeu cada dirham,cada segundo gasto, cada onibus perdido, cada pessoa no metro insultada.
Espero que todo mundo tenha gostado das fotos, apesar da falta de detalhes (realmente nao tive muito tempo para relatar exatamente a viagem).
Um beijo enoooooooooooooooorme a todos.
Kellynha.
Birgit, Markus, Elli ( J ) , Gagiu (Gloria), Mareen, Toshi ( J ), Rado, Natalie, Peter, Yianca:
Thank you for making our trip absolutely delightful.
Your effort, time, patience, company, beers, barbecues, car rides made everything so much better, funnier, prettier… truly enjoyable!
You guys are the best.
P.S.1: Gagiu, you’re ugly, bitch!
P.S.2: Princess B, if you take us to a day time visit in your castle we’ll buy a Jack Tennessee Burger.
Miss you guys.
Thank you sooooooo much!
Big hugs,
Kelly and Leo.
sexta-feira, 14 de setembro de 2007
Corra Lola, Corra









Muro de BErlin :D Totally Hedwig.
Marca do Muro de Berlin.
Memorial Judeu

Museu Judeu
"Folhas Caidas", dentro do museu judeu.

Kelly, Bob Esponja, Marx e Engels.


asas do desejo :)Weimar, Campo de Concentracao Buchenwald (maior da alemanha)
Pedras representam os varios compos de concentracao espalhados pela europa. As pedrinhas em cima simboliza um ritual judeu.terça-feira, 4 de setembro de 2007
Insustentavel Leveza do Ser (The Unbaerable lightness of the being)
Depois de perder o onibus para Praga 2 vezes, finalmente conseguimos chegar.
Na verdade eu estava apreensiva. Os lugares que eu mais queria conhecer na viagem inteira eram Amsterdam e Praga, e ja que Amsterdam tinha sido um verdadeiro fiasco, eu tive medo de me decepcionar.
Qualquer pessoa depois de ter lido "A insustentavel leveza do ser" ou de ter visto o filme - ai Day Lewis - teria vontade de conhecer o lugar, eu nao fui uma excessao, e a historia de Praga em si faz todo sacrificio valer a pena.
Com ou sem Kundera e Kafka, Praga eh um must, mistura completa da europa oriental e ocidental, com refrigerantes "comunistas" e mc donalds, caipiras americanos e paraibanos arabes.
Talvez a 3 cidade mais linda da viagem, e que com certeza voltariamos.
After missing the bus to Prague 2 times, we finally made it.
I must say that at first I was kinda scared. The places that I wanted to go the most were Amsterdam and Prague and since Amsterdam was a completely fiasco, I was really afraid of being disappointed.
I believe that anyone after reading “The Unbearable lightness of the being” or watching the movie – ah Daniel Day Lewis – would love to go to Prague, and obviously I was not an exception. The history of the place itself makes all the sacrifice worth it.
With or without Kundera and Kafka, Prague is a totally must, being a complete mixture of oriental and occidental Europe, with “communist” sodas and Mac Donald’s, American Red Necks and two northeastern Brazilians Arab looking.
Maybe included in our top 3 of “most beautiful places of the trip”, where we would definitely come back.











Esse orgao eh super famoso por Mozart ter tocado nele, aqui. Alias, a cidade eh obcecada por Kafka e Mozart, eles estao por todos os lados em cartoes postais, canecas, livros, fotos...


Monumento ja perto do Castelo de Praga, numa praca acho que na frente do Parlamento. (achooooo... tava escrito em tcheco entao eh meio complicado de compreender)



I do end up being screwed for trying to be polite, for trying hard to be civilized (where you live where I do, you can understand that POLITE is what makes us different than monkeys. Some of them are monkeys, while we’re humans. Its very “2001 – an space odyssey”, actually.
So I sat on a concrete chair thing, the only free space actually ‘cause the place was really crowded. And then I saw this really old woman (she should be about 78 years old) standing up.
I had to give her my seat! If I’m 22 years old and I’m tired as hell, can you imagine her?
She was, obviously, very pleased and said i was a kind girl. Sat down and asked where I was from, with this really unmistakable American accent.
I aswered: From Brazil.
She gave me a smile and said, with all the ignorance and stupidity that only a citizen of George Bush’s country with a tex-mex accent could:
- Brazil? Oh, I like your Tacos!
i must confess that took me about 10 secs to process the information inside my brain.
Tacos!?
Tacos?
TACOSSSSSSSSSSSSSS?
No, it was NOT worth it.
I would never make a difference explain her that TACOS belongs to Mexican cuisine, and that NO, im NOT Mexican. And NO, the LATINS are NOT the same and that, NO, there isn’t TACOS in Brazil.
So i smiled.
But she was carrying on:
- Tacos. I like Tacos. You can’t eat them everywhere; you really have to be careful.
I kept smiling.
With 78 years old she has the right of eating tacos free of intestinal side effects and even to believe that i was born wearing a sombrero.
As I also reserve the right to believe that all Americans are stupid asswholes, whose idiot culture was placed and sold in a plastic bag, with almost no gluten free content.
Human rights.
And just to appreciate some irony, the lady was a teacher.
Let’s just hope that she was not a geography teacher.
And after the mental diarrhea, she said that i should go to her city, because they have the biggest mall of the region.
Im in Prague. Prague!!!. A place that breaths culture and the “Brazilian” tacos eating old lady is making a speech about a SHOPPING MALL. A MALL!!!!
Ay, caramba!


Foto da ruazinha, no muro.Todos os "soldados" moravam ai, para caso que a cidade fosse atacada ele estivessem la para morrer primeiro.



Aparentemente eles nao gostaram muito da epoca comunista nao eheheheh.
Aparently they didnt really appreciate the communist era ehehehe
























































