There are traditions in this city and country where some things may take getting used to, and others not. A look at some of the things we've noticed.
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| Xmas is everywhere. And it's very strange to be in such a hot climate and see kids line up in the shopping mall to sit on Santa's lap |
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| The cartorio is a place where you get your documents notarized. Everything passes through here! I had a few of my own documents to get officiated! |
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| Note the western-like setting. ;) |
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| Danger! This power can kill you! |
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| This is a bustop. However, if it is not indicated as a stop, you just have to look out for the crowds of people on the street to know that it is indeed, a stop. Then, you flag down the driver, or they will keep on going... |
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| Rosario's lanchonete is one of many fast food stands that set-up shop just about anywhere in the city. |
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| Taxis are equipped with a. a meter, b. a GPS, c. a TV (sometimes 3! two behind the each front seat). Got to be up-to-date on those Brazilian soaps! |
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