Arroz de forno🍴
27 de Outubro de 2016, 14:58
Quem não gosta de arroz?
Eis uma receita simples e deliciosa – testada e aprovada.
Ingredientes
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Conto | Asa Branca
27 de Outubro de 2016, 14:54Ele não podia ver nada além da secura. O sol do meio-dia fazia com que o suor ensopasse sua roupa, que já grudava em seu corpo como uma segunda pele. No horizonte, ele podia ver a fumaça da queimada. Sentiu uma melancolia dentro de si e seguiu seu caminho. Na estrada, conseguiu ver o corpo do Alazão já cercado de moscas. O gado dava seu último suspiro nesse mundo com olhar pesado.
Andou por mais alguns minutos até o centro da cidadela. O sorriso das pessoas desaparecera há meses, mas ele ainda era capaz de manter a gentileza que dava algum alívio pra vida daquela gente. Entrou na capelinha tirando o chapéu. Com os joelhos fracos e franzinos, colocou-se aos pés do Criador.
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Existencialismo em Clarice Lispector
27 de Outubro de 2016, 14:53Uma imersão filosófica em “A Hora da Estrela”

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Dakota Access Pipeline and Amy Goodman
27 de Outubro de 2016, 14:51I’d been photographing in North Dakota when I stopped in the small town of Mandan at a little diner. I’d driven through a town where the Dakota Access Pipeline had been in the news due to Native Americans protecting their ancestral lands, but all was quiet. However, in that little diner I saw a gathering of people at one table that didn’t seem to be local. After a time it became clear that they were journalists. One of them, who was intriguingly dressed as a homeless woman I thought, turned out to be Amy Goodman from Democracy now. I heard her explaining on the phone that she’d be at the courthouse that day as a case was being heard against her for trespassing. She’d been arrested while covering the protests along with several others.
I was present as an interested observer, neither protesting, nor advocating, on behalf of anyone. I…
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Lisbon in twelve years, twelve pictures, twelve stories
27 de Outubro de 2016, 14:44I remember walking about one of Lisbon’s cobbled streets with my dad, many years ago. We came up to a gentleman selling Borda D’Água, an old almanac created in the 1920s. I wondered what sort of use could somebody living in Lisbon have for a farming calendar and other agricultural tidbits. Apparently, alfacinhas (the nickname given to Lisbon residents, literally meaning lettuces) are indeed interested in agriculture because, to this day, the old almanac is still sold on Lisbon’s streets, virtually unchanged.
Maybe we need the almanac to plant lettuces on all those urban vegetable gardens that are popping up all around the city. The truth though is that there’s a lot I don’t know about Lisbon, the city where I was born and currently live on. Nevertheless, given that this blog is filled with stuff we blabber on about after visiting a place for just a few days, I…
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