Week 41: Photo Dump

This week not a ton happened but we did a photo shoot in the park so please enjoy some cute photos

(I hope we didn't look too touristy... oops)


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There's a cool statue thing that says SANTO ANDRÉ and it's pretty cool, except that it's huge and tricky to take pictures. Anyway, we tried


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I don't know if we have this in the States,but here we have this chocolate called BIS that's like a chocolate wafer thing. Anyway, they started doing this thing where each wrapper has a design and if you glue them all together it makes a cool picture. So I may have eaten a little too much chocolate this week but we've got three neat picture things


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I think that's it (or at least, here are all the good ones. We took a ton)
Hope everyone has an awesome week! Enjoy the sun before everyone returns to school

Love y'all!

Sister Hiatt

P.S. Send me a new camera. One that can handle a ton of sun without wrecking the photo

Sister Hannah Hiatt
Av Dr. Luís Rocha Miranda, 159
8º Andar
Jabaquara
04344-010 São Paulo - SP
Brasil

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