mahai'ula and Jaboticaba

this weekend was perfect.
on saturday we had cleaning day, and afterwards my friend david (foundation school staff) actually invited some mission builders to go to a beach nearby which id never been to before called mahai'ula. The place was amazing... it was so quiet that we all actually fell asleep ... no tourists, no madness, no boomboxes... oh the joy.
At night I realized that now that it's november not only are the waves bigger, but that the nights are a chillier. As I walked to mcdees for my saturday night hot fudge sunday delight, I I was freezing when it was actually only about 65 degrees, which sent me into a panic about soon coming home to below freezing temps. a.k.a i am NOT ready.

On a happier note, on sunday afternoon a brazilian couple (simone and Leo) who is staff here at YWAM invited some of us other brazilians to their house for some CHURRASCO. oh yum. It was only Sam, the kitchen cook, Junior, me, and Michelle (korean brazilian.... SO COOL)

Did I mention they happen to have some JABUTICABA? (awesome brazilian fruit that i havent had in about 13 years maybe more...) I went nuts. nuts. they started calling me jabuticabeira (jabuticaba tree) I brought some home which I will devour in the morning.

note that I am trying to type this in darkness as my roommate is asleep....

Good night Boston :)



JABOTICABA!


YUM! out of focus


Flamenguista


Sam(Hawaiian friend of ours who is staff in the kitchen), leo, e junior

eu simone e a michelle


korean brazilian :)





so happy to find a quiet non touristy beach