Good question.

I'd buy a house on Australia's Gold Coast, surf and watch loads of movies. There would be short-ish trips overseas and I'd spend Christmas' in the UK. I'd write (or try to write) as a hobby and I'd have a part time job in a coffee shop that played cool music.

You never know, it might happen (if I start playing the lottery!).

Hi Jen.

Nice to meet you, too.

No, travel is not part of my job. Work, quit work, travel, repeat. That seems to have been the pattern. I live in Japan right now, teaching English and looking for a way to make work and travel happen at the same time.

Sweet, thanks a lot, jenn. Nice to meet you too.

Jen-

No such thing as a silly question!

Brazilians wear a lot of jeans and "batas" , which are kind of loose , peasant - style blouses. Lots of sandals and flip-flops ( especially havianas , made in Brazil). We were lots of shorts and sundresses in the hot weather.

What not to wear?Big American style bikinis! And shorts with tennis shoes and socks. These two things say "Gringo". And if you are a guy , Hawaiian shirts.

Hope this helps!
Kim