In Brazil there are no Easter baskets or dyed chicken eggs. Instead, people receive large hollow chocolate eggs with candy inside. This video features the egg I got for Simone from Kopenhagen. You can see photos of various Brazilian chocolate eggs, including an interior shot, here. If you're in the US, you can order imported eggs here.
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That's a huge amount of chocolate you have there for just one egg!
Can you get NetFlix (or the equivalent) in Brazil? I.e. if people recommend some films, could you get them easily if you wanted to?
Posted by: Zebulon | March 26, 2008 at 08:51 PM
Zebulon,
I really miss Netflix. I can't even use the Watch Now feature outside the US. Brazil has nothing like Netflix. Simone gets free rentals as one of the perks of her job, but they're usually just crap.
On the other hand I feel a lot freer to use bittorrent. I think I'm pretty safe from prosecution here in Brazil. But of course it only works well for the newer stuff.
Posted by: Kinsey | March 27, 2008 at 12:37 AM