

Back to our regularly-schedule program....
Yesterday, Felipe and I spent the whole day in Downtown Rio. We saw the church where the Emperor Dom Pedro was coronated, the Paseo Real (Royal Passage--tunnels where the royal family used to sneak around so as not to mingle with "common folk"), o Museu da Bellas Artes, o Teatro Municipal (SOOO beautiful---I was in heaven; I love the stage!), and the Biblioteca Nacional (National Library), which was fantastic and happily smelled just like all other libraries in the world :) Unfortunately, most of these things didn't allow any photographs or just a few in very select locations so, the documentation is a bit spotty.

Today, I will probably just laze around on the beach and sip on a coconut or two. Oh, just as a note: I have recently discovered a channel that has the Gilmore Girls (subtitled) and so I've been catching up on the back-episodes.
3 comments:
Did you go to the basement grotto of the Teatro Municipal? it's worth the dash at intermission!
Yes, it has fallen into significant des-repair, but it was great. Like stumbling into a bit of an Indiana Jones movie:)
Note how I did not bring up the whole "finding people at NGOs to talk to" issue. :)
Hope all is well on that front.
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