"De perto, ninguém é normal. / From up close nobody is normal." (Caetano Veloso)

Monday, April 16, 2007

Férias ?! ?!

Já falei que preciso de férias ?!

- PRECISO DE FÉRIAS -

- PRECISO DE FÉRIAS -

- PRECISO DE FÉRIAS -

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Saturday, April 14, 2007

Don´t Stop

Don´t Stop [Brazilian Girls]



So tired... but can´t stop ! =D

Awesome song, group, style... absolutely addicted to it !! :)

Don´t stop... I can´t stop listening

:)

Friday, April 13, 2007

FRIDAY the 13th !!

Born on a Fri13!!
Love Fridays
Love cats
Love black
Today
I am simply all lucky !
:p

Thursday, April 12, 2007

Mensagem

"Desconfie do destino e acredite em você. Gaste mais horas realizando que sonhando, fazendo que planejando, vivendo que esperando, porque embora quem quase morre esteja vivo, quem quase vive já morreu."
[Luiz Fernando Veríssimo, Cronista e escritor]

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Terras de Navegantes (Publicidade)



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[O que é imperdível tem de ser recomendado ! Os terrenos já valorizaram muito desde a abertura do loteamento e com a abertura do porto no próximo ano tendem a mais que dobrar seu valor !]

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Monday, April 9, 2007

Fim de Semana Cultural

Fim de semana cultural !
Lavei a alma !
Fazia algum tempo... Muito bom !
Pra quem respirava teatro e agora não tem tempo para passar perto, não fica fácil "tapar buracos" ... rs

Bom, abaixo listo então os eventos :)

My Fair Lady



O fim de semana cultural começou com "My Fair Lady", protagonizada por Amanda Costa e Daniel Boaventura. Versão brasileira, em português - muito bem traduzido, aliás, porque busquei o texto original e conferi ! - e muito bem montada e dirigida !
Desde o cenário, figurino até os detalhes do espetáculo, foram todos muito competentes e estão de parabéns (opinião geral percebida, também) !
E isso que eu pessoalmente, nunca fui apaixonada por musicais, por achar um tanto entediante. Este realmente é de tirar o chapéu, todas as plumas e paetês... risos !
Vale à pena conferir !
E em homenagem ao ótimo Francarlos na pele do Sr. Doolittle, transcrevo seu impecável "monólogo"! Foi amor à primeira vista, risos !
Doolittle, sir.
-Professor Higgins?
-Here!
Where?
Good morning, Governor.
I come about a very serious matter,Governor.
Brought up in Houndslow. Mother Welsh, I should think. What is it you want, Doolittle?
I want my daughter, that's what I want.
See? Of course you do. You're her father, aren't you? I'm glad to see you have a sparkof family feeling left. She's in there. Yes, take her away at once.
What?
Take her away. Do you think I am goingto keep your daughter for you?
Now, is this reasonable, Governor? Is it fairity to take advantageof a man like that? The girl belongs to me. You got 'er. Where do I come in?
How dare you come hereand attempt to blackmail me! You sent her here on purpose!
Don't take a man up like that, Governor.
The police shall take you up.This is a plan... ...a plot to extort money by threats. I shall telephone the police.
Have I asked you for a brass farthin'? I leave it to this gentleman 'ere.Have I said a word about money?
Well, what else did you come for? What would a bloke come for?
Be 'uman, Governor.
Alfred, you sent her here on purpose.
So help me, Governor, I never did.
How did you know she was here?
I'd tell you, Governor,if you'd let me get a word in. I'm willing to tell ya.I'm wanting to tell ya. I'm waiting to tell ya!
You know, Pickering, this chap's got a certain natural gift of rhetoric. Observe the rhythmof his native woodnotes wild. '"l'm willing to tell you. I'm wantingto tell you. I'm waiting to tell you.'" That's the Welsh strain in 'im. How did you know Eliza was hereif you didn't send 'er?
Well, she sent back for her luggageand I got to 'ear about it. She said she didn't want no clothes. What was I to think from that, Governor? I ask you, as a parent, what was I to think?
So you came here to rescue herfrom worse than death, eh?
-Yes, sir, Governor. That's right.
-Yes. Mrs. Pearce! Eliza's father has come to take her away. Give her to him, will you?
Now wait a minute, Governor. Wait a minute. You and me is men o' the world, ain't we?
Men of the world, are we? Perhaps you'd better go, Mrs. Pearce.
I think so indeed, sir! Here, Governor. I've took a sort of a fancy to you and... ...if you want the girl, I ain't so seton 'avin' her home again... ...but what I might be open tois an arrangement. All I ask is my rights as a father. You're the last man alive to expect me to let her go for nothing. I can see you're a straight sort, Governor. So... ...what's a five pound note to you? An' what's Eliza to me?
I think you should know, Doolittle... ...that Mr. Higgins' intentionsare entirely honorable.
Of course they are, Governor. If I thought they wasn't, I'd ask .
You mean, you'd sell your daughterfor pounds? Have you no morals, man?
No, I can't afford 'em, Governor. Neither could you if you was as poor as me. Not that I mean any 'arm, but... ...if Eliza is gonna have a bit out o' this,why not me, too? Why not? Look at it my way. What am l? I ask ya, what am l? I'm oneo' the undeserving poor, that's what I am. Think what that means to a man. It means he's up againstmiddle-class morality for all the time. If there's anything goin' an' I askfor a bit of it, it's always the same story: '"You're undeservin', so you can't have it.'" But my needs is as great as the mostdeservin' widows that ever got money... ...out of six different charities in one weekfor the death o' the same 'usband. I don't need less than a deservin' man,I need more. I don't eat less 'earty than he doesand I drink... ...a lot more. I'm playin' straight with you. I ain't pretendin' to be deservin'.No, I'm undeservin'... ...and I mean to go on bein' undeservin'.I like it an' that's the truth. But will you take advantageof a man's nature... ...do him out of the price ofhis own daughter, what he's brought up... ...fed and clothedby the sweat of his brow... ...till she's growed big enoughto be interestin' to you two gentlemen? Is five pounds unreasonable,I put it to you? And I leave it to you.
You know, Pickering, if we took this man in hand for three months... ...he could choose between a seat inthe Cabinet and a popular pulpit in Wales.
-We'd better give 'im a fiver.
-He'll make bad use of it, I'm afraid.
Not me, Governor, so 'elp me I won't. Just one good spreefor meself an' the missus... ...givin' pleasure to ourselvesand employment to others. An' satisfaction to you to knowit ain't been throwed away. You couldn't spend it better.
This is irresistible. Let's give 'im ten.
The missus wouldn't have the 'eartto spend ten. Ten pounds is a lot o' money. Makes a man feel prudent-like,and then goodbye to 'appiness. No, you just give me what I ask, Governor.Not a penny less, not a penny more.
I rather draw the line at encouragingthis sort of immorality. Why don't you marry that missus of yours? After all, marriage isn't so frightening.You married Eliza's mother.
Who told you that, Governor?
Well, nobody told me.I concluded, naturally.... If we listen to this man for another minutewe'll have no convictions left.
-Five pounds, I think you said.-Thank you, Governor.
Are you sure you won't have ten?
No. No, perhaps another time. I beg your pardon, miss. I won't say those ruddy vowelsone more time. Blimey, it's Eliza. I never thought she'd clean upso good-looking. She does me credit, don't she?
What are you doin' here?
Now, you hold your tongue and don'tyou give these gentlemen none o' your lip. If you have any trouble with 'er,give 'er a few licks o' the strap. That's the way to improve 'er mind. Well, good morning, gentlemen.Cheerio, Eliza.
There's a man for you.A philosophical genius of the first water. Write to Mr. Ezra Wallingfordand tell him... ...if he wants a lecturer, to get in touchwith Mr. Doolittle... ...a common dustman, one ofthe most original moralists in England.
[Brilliant!!]

O Avarento



O Fim de semana cultural terminou com "O Avarento", de Moliere, com Paulo Autran.
Valeu à pena para trocar energias com o maravilhoso Autran e assistir à sua nonagésima montagem teatral, antes que ele se canse deste plano.
O espetáculo, porém, deixa muito a desejar. Mal dirigido, sem ritmo e aliás, o teatro sem proporcionar um bom ar-condicionado também nao cooperou em nada. Atores coadjuvantes fracos e marcação bastante suja e mal elaborada.
Todas essas observações não foram somente minhas... E isto que me enfurrejei de teatro faz tempo !
(Mas sinto várias coceiras, rs ! Preciso acabar a faculdade e voltar correndo !!! (: )

Horácio Braun



Blumenau está mais triste !
Horácio Braun deu adeus à este plano na semana que passou.
Fica aqui meu registro, homenagem e agradecimentos à figura que ele é a à diferença que sempre fez na cidade - A Oktoberfest e Blumenau provavelmente não teriam vida criativa e nenhuma irreverência sem ele !

Thursday, April 5, 2007

Ready for the Holiday !

I am ready for the holiday !!

Thank God...

Well, as my parents are in, I am not out... jejeje
They came visit me so I won´t travel...
Good and bad type of stuff... :p
But it´s all good !
I need a break... chill a little !

so HAPPY EASTER everyone !!

:)

One Way Or Another

One way or Another [Blondie]



Rocks !!!

Notícia

03/04/2007 - 21h58

O peso da notícia:
mulher de 318 kg cai no banheiro e é resgatada por 25 bombeiros
da Redação

Se uma notícia vale quanto pesa, esta aqui vai custar todo o cheque especial do editor do UOL Tablóide: uma mulher de 318 quilos caiu no banheiro. A senhora em questão, chamada Patty Brown, conseguiu, felizmente, chamar os bombeiros de Trenton (Nova Jersey, EUA), que cortaram uma parede e a retiraram por uma janela do seu apartamento, que fica num segundo andar - pensamento erudito do editor do UOL Tablóide: se Machado de Assis estivesse vivo, escreveria: antes cair das nuvens que num banheiro do segundo andar.A operação mobilizou paramédicos, que se mostraram incompetentes para realizar a tarefa, três carros e 25 soldados do corpo de bombeiros.Além da parede, foram retiradas a janela, a privada e o aquecedor.Tia Izildinha, que passa férias no interior do Paraná, soube da notícia e comentou, num raro momento de desinibição, pelo telefone: "Nem a mulher mais fogosa daqui ia fazer tantos bombeiros trabalharem".
Fonte: Reuters
---Tia Izildinha arrasou no comentario !!! =D =D !!!

Monday, April 2, 2007

Descarrego !!!

=D

Fim de semana "descarrego" !!! Muito bom !!!
Estress pra quem ?
Alguem mencionou essa palavra ?! ahahahaha

Tudo de bom !! Galera, vcs sao demais... a vida assim fica facil...
E aos queridos visitantes, obrigada pelos posts que sempre fazem tao bem ! :)

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Great weekend - stress relief session :p !!
With my crazy head friends around, no burden can last long !
Love you guys... Thank you so much !
And for the regular visitors, thanks for the posts that are always so nice to receive ! :)

:)

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