Sao Paulo, the
most expensive city in the whole of the Americas, is keeping me / us up at night with a barrage of evil mosquitoes (hopefully not carrying
dengue). It's supposed to be autumn so how come the number of these evil b$£%^rds is greater now than during summer ? People say the climate in Brazil is one of it's main attractions but, after humidity, thunder, lightning and torrential rain in summer, we now have this insect blood bath to deal with (a great way to decorate your walls). Apparently winter here can get very cold, aided by a lack of central heating. Can't wait.
PS: Did I mention the ants ?
It's the price you pay for living in a tropical country. Don't get mistaken, they say it gets cold here during winter but it doesn't in reality. Temperature doesn't drop below 2 digits, haha.
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