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Dear Anna Paula ;Hi! I hope you had a wonderful and refreshing weekend .Tomorrow will be your last blogging day and I want to sincerely thank you for all the interesting , great blogs you put here,quite regularly and very well-organized in an impressive way which is actually indicative of your highly appreciable sense of responsibility, your enormous interest in learning English and making breakthrough , your generous disposition and your very friendly and sociable personality in sharing your ideas , your knowledge and your feelings with others. You made a tremendous effort during the time that was given to you and created a very attractive and congenial atmosphere here for your friends , and you did it wholeheartedly. Welldone! You represented a hardworking , responsible student and a well-natured , amazing person.Besides, your respectful attitude towards each and every individual here and the time you dedicated to answer their comments were particularly conspicuous. I, personally enjoyed reading every single of your exciting blogs , and I still enjoy re-reading them. I think many other friends here agree on the idea. It was a real pleasure to see your kind friendly smile in the first place and then to get to know a nice person like you and become familiar with your great family, your country and your customs and cultural habits. I do regret I couldn't write frequently to you, but I wish we can communicate further through these pages . I wish you all the best , and I sincerely hope you can make your dreams come true, and I am sure you will , as " where there's a will , there's a way". You were perfect! THANK YOU! I'd also like to appreciate The BBC LEARNING team for the opportunity they have provided us with , through introducing this great site , choosing perfect teachers and nice , talented students. Thank you all! Katy / Iran

Dear Ana Paula, I think I know that feeling of excitement as today I’m going to a meeting devoted to Darfur and my favorite writer – Ryszard Kapuscinski (he wrote a lot about your continent), who used to explore Africa as a reporter. He passed away a few months ago. There will be some presentations, discussions, and we’ll lit candles to commemorate Darfur victims. But actually I feel uncomfortable in such situations as I’m usually filled with remorse for not having done more. It’s a nice gesture of sympathy to lit a candle, but just a gesture. Ana Paula, I'll miss you and your blog. I really love the way you express yourself and apart form your brilliant English you are a good writer. Hope you write also in your own language. I’ll cross my fingers for your scholarship – you really deserve it! All the best Aninha,

Hi Aninha. Well, yesterday night I went to a children's party and then to another party for adults. Today, sunday, we were planning to go for rafting in the river in Domingos Martins, a beautiful germanic colony here. Unfortunately it was raining and it was cold, at least for me. It's been a long time since it has rained here. I don't know what people can do in rainy days but in the afternoon I'm going to my brother's house to play "ping-pong" and sing some musics with "videokê". You should see our performance, it's very funny! I've thought Spiderman 3 would be released this weekend but it will be on next wednesday. My son is a fan of this trilogy. Sometimes he mimics the spiderman here and he breaks some things. I've heard about this exhibition and it has immediately meminded me about you and your blog. Certainly I'll visit these places recomended by you. Yes. You are really very lucky. São Paulo has many cultural events. Therefore, it's not a surprise for me that you are so smart. Sometimes, it's hard to believe that you are not at the university yet due to your knowledge. That is the advantage of the big cities. When I lived in Rio de Janeiro, I had many oportunities to see good plays at the theater and it was common to see some celebrities in some places. Once I saw there a singer who is my idol. I'm not that kind of fan who jump and kiss, scream, cry or has a faint, on the contrary, I was too shy to ask him to give me an autograph, so I asked my nephew to do that for me. I don't know what he had said to him but the singer looked at me and he came close to me and said: "This is not for him. It's for you. Am I right?" And he gave me that valueble piece of papel signed by him. I almost had a faint like those girls. Perhaps, for people who live in the big cities, this is a ridiculous situation.

Hi..Ana Paula....... The Pinacoteca,the Luz Station and the Língua Portuguesa Museum where show the rich tradition are attracting many tourist to go there . I think these place are too big wonderful to go .These are both at night and at noon look wonderful places in aspect of warm history ,beautiful place ,marvellous languages. If I have an opportunity to take a trip at Mogi , I should go there at first as you tell . Thus I prefer to study history in another countrys as well as Thai culture . Actually, many histories in other countries are taught us in various points of view that I can learn and use in order to apply the situation in daily life like making a plan for doing something . Hmmm.. I wise you had finished task at following days so that you will tell an interesting story soon . Take care .. << Suphannafai S >> NB. I am curious about your experience in learning English . Please tell me !!!

Hi Ana Paula, I saw something about this exibition you mentioned. I found it very interesting, although I'm not very acquainted with Clarice Linspector's work, the design of the exhibition and the resources they used in it atracted me very much. I wish I could go to Sao Paulo to visit it. But unfortunately I live very far from there. And money is very limited as well as free time for a trip like this. Anyway, I hope you enjoy yourself there and have a nice time. Bye Bye. Best regards from your reader, Mauricio.