Suspiro

Suspiro...

- É o pretinho da Vovó...

Suspiro...

- Mais que doga...
- Mamãe ta no cuto...

Suspiro...

- Deixa eu ver o olho... leva pro hospital, acho que picou o olho...
- Olha o que a Vovó trouxe pro netinho! Um carrinho!!

Suspiro...

- Vovóóó! Já deu 4h?! Pode ir nadar?!

Suspiro...

- Vó? Põe caldinho de feijão na xicrinha pra mim?
- Vó! Faz pão na frigideira?

Suspiro...

- Vamo comê putada!!
- Pessoaaalll... ta na mesaaaa...

Suspiro...

- Dingo bell, dingo bell... acabou o papel...

Suspiro...

- O que? Infartou?
- Eu não infartei...

Suspiro...

- Vó, vou casar com a LiLi!
- Meu netinho!! Espero que ela te faça muito feliz!!

Suspiro...

- Vó, to indo morar fora do Brasil.
- Ah não... é muito longe...
- Eu volto pra te dar um beijo!!

Suspiro...

- Não chora não, Vó... daqui a pouco estamos de volta e vou te dar um beijo!!
- Liga não bobo... sua Vó é assim...

Suspiro...
Suspiro...
Suspiro...

Ah se um suspiro trouxesse ela de volta só pra poder dizer mais uma vez:

- Vovó, Eu Te Amo!!

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Everybody Hate Chris

Aahhooyyy!!

My wife and I are those kind of people that tries to see the funny side of everything and laugh until tears starts to drop from our eyes!

A few months ago we were at London in a bus towards one of its many tourists parks when this boy caught our attention.

Striped polo shirt tucked into the pants with a squared yellow specs... a big nerd...
We pictured him as Chris from the tv series Everybody Hates Chris.

The reason that we've noticed this kid was not his look it was the number of heavy bags he was carrying!

He had about four full plastic shopping bags on his hands and a backpack so heavy that was reaching his ankles! I was sweating just from watching the kid stand!

The look in the kids eye was of desperation... clearly the load was too much for him... he needed help!

A few steps ahead was this lady, that looked like his mother, holding just a little purse!
She turned to him and said: "Let me help you!"

We actually gave a big breathe of relief for him! A little smile started to grow on the kids face! His eyes sparkled!! The she takes the smallest weightless bag turning her back talking to her mobile...

Instantaneously the jingle from the tv series came out from both of our mouth at the same time: Every body hey-yates Chriiiissssss!! HAHAHAHHAHAHA

We could not held the laugh looking at that scene!!

We felt really bad for the kid that almost cried with a look of "I'm screwed for life!!", but it gave us a good laugh for the next couple of days!

Now every time that the jingle is sang we laugh just remembering that day!

Abraaaço!!

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Twitter Tips

Aahhooyyy!!

Twitter (http://twitter.com/) is a fast spread messaging tool.
It is very easy and fun to use.

This are my tips:

1. Be interesting
   
• Instead of answering the default twitter question (What are you doing?) twit answering: What you can share that might interest other people?
  
  
2. Twit it right
   
• You do not need to twit all the time, flooding your followers with not so interesting messages... you'll end up losing your followers...
  
  
3. ReTwit (RT)
   
• Pass forward a message that you've liked or you think it is interesting to other people
• Use: 'RT' + '@' + author'sID + original message
  
• Ex: I like -> RT@edoricardo My message is fun!
  
  
4. Hot Topic
   
• Twitting a hot topic? Tag it using the hashtag '#'
• It tags your message and helps people to find messages correlated
• Use: '#' + Message
• Ex: #Chocolate :: Strawberries covered with chocolate are the best!
  
  
5. Twitter is NOT a Instant Messaging tool
• This is the core of twitter! Don't use it like a MSN Messenger! If you like what you've read, pass it forward!
  
  
6. Find a tool
   
• There is lot of tools to help you twit. Personally I like TwitterFox.
  
• You can also find tools to do multiple twits. For instance: post on twiter and facebook at the same time.
  
  
7. Search about it
   
• Quick tips
• Ultimate Guide
• For Beginners
• Twitter and Facebook
• Get Followers
• Tools
  

Abraaaço!!

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