Inventory for the kitchen.

Kitchen

A. Below the cooktop





B. the counter





C. Pantry








D. coffe machine 

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Tram 28 vs Tram 12

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Meeting new people and learning something new

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I am a people person. I do love meeting new people and many say I am very fun and interesting. However, as you grow older, you feel you need "me" time as well as "us" time. Born and raised in a culture which forces you to think and act as "WE" all the time, I feel blessed and liberated living here in Portugal. How exciting to see this man always there doing what he does. Here you can dance to music in a street and you are not to be frowned upon. Here you can sit alone at the riverside and do nothing for the whole day. Even so, people don't think you are crazy or weird. You can be just yourself. Though traveling all over the world, I am still learning how to be myself. Sometimes talking with travelers from Korea helps me to learn about who I am. Yesterday I met this wonderful lady who has been traveling for 10 years. Ever since she decided to take an early retirement at 50, she never looked back. In Korea most people dres...
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Lisbon metro, the fastest way to get around.

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