Duuuuude you were in Italy?! Lucky duck! And I think with the conjugation thing we weren't really using it in a sentence or Anything, so maybe not. I dunno that just what Renato said it was.
August 5th, 2009 at 11:12pm
I admit I only read Day 5 and 6.
(Sorry I'm being lazy. It's been a long day for me, and my brain is tired.)
Don't you have to conjugate falhar? I mean, I've taken a couple of years in Spanish...which is almost Portuguese but not really, and there's all these verb forms. Like hablar -- to speak -- is Hablo when I speak and Habla when she speaks. So, applying Spanish language rules to Portuguese, I'm thinking the right conjugation is falha.
My mother and I went to Olive Garden one time and got this really weird (but more in a funny sort of way) waiter. But he was awesome. He tried to give us like everything when he discovered they were out of the Tour of Italy. Like honestly, he was like "I told the manager you were really upset because you came all that way to eat here. Specifically here. Just to eat the Tour of Italy. So he should be coming over to talk to you. Hold out for the gift cards." Of course, it progressed over a longer time span than that and he wasn't so blunt, but you get the picture.
Anyway, his problems seemed to stem from drug use. Apparently, when he was in high school he was this big shot baseball player. But then he broke something and was put on pain killers. And he became addicted to them. Eventually, they led him down the wrong path, and he got landed in jail. Which just started this fire to be a defense lawyer. (My mom likes to tell everyone about her kidney failure, and something about her just screams "Open up to me!" He's also 26, has a girlfriend, is a smoker, and fears having a heart attack at the age of 40 (because no male in his family has gotten past that age without having one).)
Nice guy. I even remember his name (which makes sense because I know his life story). I told my mom I was going to name my firstborn this: Ronald Arnold. XD
I love Busch Gardens. I've only been to one in my life, but it was absolutely amazing.
I'm not much of a soccer fan (I blame my mother. I mean, I wanted to play when I was younger but ... well, it didn't happen. And what's the point in watching a game that you don't understand or play yourself?) but I was in Italy when the Fifa World Cup 2006 (I think that's the one) happened. And let me tell you, Rome was happy that night.
Anyway, I'll shut up now. =)