I was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil where I lived until I was 21 years old. I moved to United States nine years ago. I have adapted to the culture and today would not live anywhere else. This is still the land of opportunity and the land where I want to be. I am happily married, without children. I do have a teenager stepson and a small dog who trully believes she is my daughter. I love to travel and write. I hope someday to combine both activities and get paid to do so.
I recently created a blog to follow my quest for a new job. Feel free to visit it :)
http://quest4jobduringrecession.blogspot.com/
My passion is ...
To: travel, write, eat good food, drink good wine and enjoy good company.
I know too much about ...
Nothing. Do we really ever know too much about anything?
My parents always told me ...
Never trust anyone.
My childhood ambition ...
To study at Harvard.
My favorite memory ...
Traveling through Europe.
Why I write ...
Because I think I have a lot to say.
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
I am a Jane Austen fanatic. I don't watch TV that much. I listen to talk radio and audio books during my commute. At home you can find from classical music to heavy metal in my playlist.
My first job ...
Internal Courrier inside a hospital. Worse job ever.
My best moment ...
Getting a Visa to come to United States.
My inspiration ...
Anyone whom has accomplished something in life.
I am a coffee lover among millions in this country. What does make me different or special? I was born in the coffee capital of the world: Brazil. In Brazil a cup of coffee is sacred. You won't visit anyone without being offered a cup of coffee or the famous "cafezinho" (diminutive for coffee). Imagine a cup of espresso. Very similar in texture, but in Brazil they may serve with half pound of sugar. I was coming back from Brazil recently when the flight attendant asked me how much sugar I wanted. I answered only two will do it. He was amazed and said I thought you were Brazilian. I said I ...
More..Beatriz Sylvain
Member since: November 2007
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