Curitiba -- land of rain, jiujitsu, beef, and impossibly complex transactions

[terrencechan]

It's been raining non-stop since my arrival in Curitiba. And I am being literal here; I have yet to leave the house and have it not be raining. So even if I had the energy to go around town (which I can't say I do), it wouldn't be very enjoyable. Anyway, my roommate, Joe, says there's pretty much nothing to do in Curitiba: "we go to the

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Good Work

[ext_358088]

I'm really enjoying the blog at the moment. Keep writing, not just for your personal records but for your audience :)

[qatman]

Perhaps the sandwich sticker was price per 100 grams or so.

[terrencechan]

Nope. The price I was ultimately charged was exactly what was on the sticker.

Happy New Year

[anonymous]

Hi Terrence-long time lurker on your blog. I always find it an interesting and informative read. You are an impressive dude in many ways. But I now need to pop in to say: go to Copacabana!

You've got the rest of your life (or at least until you lose all muscle mass at 75-80 years) to hang out in deserted gyms, but the time window to party all night with twenty-something beautiful women without having them call the police is much less.

Take it from a 46 year old on his way to the gym ;) In any event, have a great 2011. Ciao. Martin Morgan