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Teresa Vale

Old stories from Brazil

In Other StoriesTags abuse, Brazil, family, force, freedom, husband, Indian, manicure, manicurist, old stories, villagePublish Date7 October, 2019

I always say life is the greatest storyteller of all. If you are willing to listen, people will tell you the most amazing, unexpected stories.   It happened to me today. I was having a manicure in the usual place but this time it was a different girl. All the manicurists there are Brazilian – they are considered to be very good professionals – and as usual we talked. After some inconsequential chat she began telling me stories from her …

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Three women

In FamilyTags career, choice, daughter, freedom, grandmother, independence, life, marriage, mother, womenPublish Date1 October, 2019

Life is seldom simple, and neither are mother-daughter relationships; as much as we may love our mothers, and they love us, it always seems complicated. At least in our family.   For many years you fail to understand why it is so. You try, you try hard. And then one day, suddenly it all becomes so clear, and you finally grasp it, and it becomes so much easier to understand – and forgive.   Old times Take Granny, for instance. …

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Didn’t I

In FamilyTags children, daughter, Didn't I, father, freedom, mother, rebellious years, Rod Stewart, sad story, song, teensPublish Date24 June, 2019

“Didn’t I” is the title of a recent song by Rod Stewart; a poignant song, one might even say a father’s lament about how his daughter didn’t listen to his loving advice and ended up “fighting for her life”. It tells a sad story every parent relates to, no matter what. Even if our children are well and happy today, there was always a time when we feared they would not make it for some reason, namely during their rebellious …

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Revolution Day

In PersonalTags António Salazar, Carnation revolution, colonies, dictatorship, equality, freedom, Frelimo, liberation movements, Mário Soares, military, Mozambique, revolution. 25th AprilPublish Date30 April, 2018

The 25th of April is the anniversary of the 1974 revolution that put an end to more than four decades of a dictatorship regime in Portugal. It also changed my life and that of my family forever and that’s why even after so many years I still have mixed feelings about it, and get emotional when it is discussed. For me there is a life before that day, a peaceful one, of a happy privileged childhood and endless summer days, …

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I was born in Mozambique in the sixties but have lived in Lisbon , Portugal, with my family, for most of my life.

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