Sampa

My morning started great. I walked into the hostel shower and found a suitcase infront of each shower. Hah, typical Brazilian girls who have never stayed at a hostel. So the shower's heating is not regulated, and they're both under it bitching and complaining about how it's cold. Yeah I get it, so you gotta be strategic about it! Instead of getting your entire body wet, work your washing from the bottom up, so your head and back doesn't have to suffer till the end.

Once that is done, I head downstairs to eat breakfast. They have all sorts of specialty things like cake, fruit salad, other lil fried cakes, etc. I sit outside to drink my tea and meet Seamus, an Australian who currently lives in Tokyo!

We got along super well! We bonded over or experiences and ended spending the morning together! We took the metro and went to MASP! 

MASP, has it's glamour for being seen on television. (It also holds awesome art pieces!) I recognize the red pilars and front from many Brazilian soap operas when the scene takes place in São Paulo!

After the museum we walked along Av. Paulista. It was raining. We asked a guy from the newspaper for a place to eat and he showed us a decent R$per/kilo place. We ate and split up. I wanted to check out the Museum of Portuguese Language. It was an awesome museum. :)

Then I came back to the hostel and chatted with people here. It's easy to bond with hostel workers since we commonly dislike Brazilian guests... Hehehe, really they're the worse kind tho!

I also booked my ticket and I'm on my way to Curitiba on Sunday! :)