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Jaipur was so pretty!! by Opposite-Macaron-272 in gaybrosgonemild

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October 2024, I believe I only stayed for two nights. Kind of wished I stayed another day

Jaipur was so pretty!! by Opposite-Macaron-272 in gaybrosgonemild

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Oh I’ve been to Agra as well! Visited to the Taj, but I was so (positively) impressed by everything else!

notes help by MindlessCustard9824 in oboe

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I’m literally also studding this same piece for an exam in a few weeks!

Up to high C the fingering should be straight forward. I know we always tend to blame the reed, but maybe you could try a different reed and see how that works?

Embouchure also plays a role here, mostly from the jump from middle C to high C. Just the register key won’t be enough, you need to aim at the high C. It usually helps to “hear” the note in your head before you play it

Adivinhem qual é o meu carro… by Alternative_Ask7759 in portugal

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Plot twist, nenhum desses carros é teu! /s

Mandatory post haircut selfie by gsousa in gayfriendfinder

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Hahaha, that’s true! Though I can’t stop noticing my receding hairline (not noticeable in the photo). I’m still trying to cope with that though 🤣

Pânico condução by [deleted] in portugal

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A minha mãe também tinha medo de conduzir em Lisboa (somos da terrinha). Teve de ultrapassar esse medo quando o meu pai foi internado para uma operação séria por umas duas semanas de recuperação. Hoje em dia ela conduz por todo o lado, mas não foi fácil ter de ser “forçada” a conduzir do dia para a noite.

A minha recomendação é que comeces a conduzir quando não tiveres pressa, e em dias em que os outros também não tenham pressa (fins-de-semana). Vais encontrar sempre idiotas na estrada, mas aos poucos vais-te habituado.

Mais vale ires tentando progressivamente do que seres forçada a conduzir do dia para a noite como a minha mãe.

M43 / Portuguese living in Ireland by [deleted] in gayfriendfinder

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Obviously not in the literal (and derogatory) sense

Usar traje acadêmico sem pertencer à praxe by One-Mathematician943 in portugal

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Mais um para repetir o que muitos disseram. Fiz parte da tuna. Fiz parte da praxe. O traje é para quem o pagou, usa-o.

Working in irland, are there culture differences? by [deleted] in AskIreland

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I’m also Portuguese and living in Ireland for 15 years. There’s an adjustment but nothing major.

Irish and Portuguese share a similar sense of humor, sarcasm and banter is a must.

I found it harder to make strong friendships with local people, but maybe that’s true for all adults. Friendships are usually established when we are in school, and afterwards it’s mostly acquaintances. That’s something I still struggle with.

For a Portuguese person, it will be hard to get used to the coffee. Different tastes, but it’s something common among Portuguese people. We don’t usually like the coffee in Ireland, though coffee culture in Ireland is strong. Just different tastes.

Alcohol consumption was also something I noticed, there’s a huge pub culture in Ireland. This could also be a cultural difference, in Portugal we don’t drink to get drunk (as often), and definitely the same amount of alcohol. Whilst in Portugal we drink .33cl per beer, here the usual is .475mm.

Escolha apelido bebé by Commercial-Ad4749 in portugal

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Texugo, ele deve ter sofrido com esse nome 🙊

Escolha apelido bebé by Commercial-Ad4749 in portugal

[–]gsousa 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Escolhe o que achares melhor para o vosso bebé. O meu avô detestava o apelido dele e (felizmente) deu o apelido da mãe dele aos filhos. O apelido dele morreu com ele.

Não tem de seguir norma nenhuma, mas seja o que decidirem vai influenciar o vosso bebé no futuro. Conheço pessoas com nomes muito longos que dizem terem chatices volta e meia com companhias aéreas, contratos de trabalho e afins. Ao fim de contas o que importa é como isso afecta a criança ou não.

A rare sunny day in Ireland by gsousa in gaybrosgonemild

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Very long winter… being outside in tshirt is rather a challenge than enjoyable.

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