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good feedback!
colonialist
September 7, 2012 at 5:16 am
That is profoundly true!
That raindrop is really clever.
3rdCultureChildren
September 7, 2012 at 9:05 am
Thank you very much, Colonialist! unfortunately, I can’t take credit for the raindrop (“world in a dewdrop”) image… but it’s super clever, indeed! The way I believe is, a country is as independent as its people – Brazilians need to keep changing their minds (for better!), becoming more aware of their surroundings and their role as world citizens… That’s my very own idea of “independence”… Let’s see what the next 190 years will bring to this country-continent nation!
Thanks again, for sharing your thoughts!