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GuestPoster204Guest22 July 2017 20:14:14

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Hi everyone,

I came from the USA and I'm now living in Novo
Hamburgo, Rio Grande do Sul. The weather is
colder at this time of the year and I like it. The
food and wine is good and people are friendly
with a more European- like culture.
I'm US Navy retired and as always eager to travel and meet new friends. I speak fluent
Portuguese, Spanish and Filipino. I would like
to travel to Lisbon and Cape Verde soon since
I speak their language. Thanks for giving me this
opportunity to introduce myself.

spanishpete Serial expat

Member since 01 August 2013

spanishpeteSerial expat23 July 2017 13:55:41

772

robal wrote:
Hi everyone,

I came from the USA and I'm now living in Novo
Hamburgo, Rio Grande do Sul. The weather is
colder at this time of the year and I like it. The
food and wine is good and people are friendly
with a more European- like culture.
I'm US Navy retired and as always eager to travel and meet new friends. I speak fluent
Portuguese, Spanish and Filipino. I would like
to travel to Lisbon and Cape Verde soon since
I speak their language. Thanks for giving me this
opportunity to introduce myself.

I there
I see, 'no one' has said. Hello to you from the expat website, "So" Iam as well 'not' "going" to say Hello from the website, as well but i will say Hello from some of the Expat people on this site so hello LOL

Julien Founder

Member since 11 March 2005

17 years of happy life abroad

JulienFounder23 July 2017 14:32:52

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Welcome on board Robal !

GuestPoster204 Guest

GuestPoster204Guest24 July 2017 06:07:17

214245

Thanks spanishpete and Julien.

spanishpete Serial expat

Member since 01 August 2013

spanishpeteSerial expat24 July 2017 08:47:49

772

Julien is the boss of the expat website, spanishpeter is just a no body LOL
but your welcom

ohanasurf Contributor

Member since 11 December 2014

ohanasurfContributor24 July 2017 11:50:06

103

Welcome aboard Robal !
US Navy Chief (retired) living in Cabo Frio RJ.

GuestPoster204 Guest

GuestPoster204Guest24 July 2017 14:07:55

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Spanishpete,
Looks like you're active on site so you're an
important asset. Keep it up!
robal

spanishpete Serial expat

Member since 01 August 2013

spanishpeteSerial expat24 July 2017 16:27:57

772

robal wrote:
Spanishpete,
Looks like you're active on site so you're an
important asset. Keep it up!
robal

Impartant, Asset, "never", just got, 'a lot' of crap to say,,, but then I am a "Brit" LOL
it helps to fill the time, before the end LOL

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