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it seems Tennis players are very unlucky in general. unluckiest athletes, poor guys. they get injured, get COVID positive right before the Games.
 
the only explanation is that this sport is cursed. there is absolutely no other explanation . no way

After the whole debacle about not being allowed to take his wife to Tokyo, are we sure Medina will win a medal?
 
I'd say 1 medal is probably a safer bet.

Olympic Village (including team Japan, Italy, Brazil and France buildings)
 

 

Eu estarei de férias
 
Os únicos dias olímpicos que irei trabalhar são 26, 27 e 28, mas acho que consigo só perder os eventos pela manhã.

They're drunk.

What I meant it's that I pick one (or more) of them to eat everyday, usually mango and bananas, pineapple is more like once a week. A picture I just took of my fruit bowl, basically all the fruits I mentioned are there
 

 
Acerola juice is great, but when in season, it's so common where I live that I prefer other fruits, like guava, passion fruit, pineapple, and the basic orange and lime juices.
 

Brazil is a big country, so maybe some fruits are exotic and hard to find where I live (Northeast), but are more accessible in the South region.
 
Most kind of berries are exotic for me, to the point I have never eaten blueberries, raspberries, blackberries... the list goes on. Strawberries are more common, just like plums, peaches, kiwifruits and pitaya, meaning that I can find them even in a small town like mine, but all of them are not cheap, so I usually just don't pick them. For example, if I wanted 1kg of strawberries, peaches or plums, I would have to pay the same amount of money I spent in that entire fruit bowl

Brazil building at the Olympic Village + Ana Sátila training at the Canoe Slalom venue.
 
 
 

Basically the same! The closest chance to “eat” blueberries is from blueberry jam which costs the same for 2 kg of oranges.
 
Regarding peaches, I have never touched an actual peach before  

Brazil building at the Olympic Village + Ana Sátila training at the Canoe Slalom venue.
 
 
 

Some dishes I made recently...

 
 
If you have some ideas, I'm always open. As long as it's not too complex.  

TEAM
 
Men
Isaquias Queiroz (C1 1000m, C2 1000m)
Jacky Godmann (C2 1000m)
Vagner Souta (K1 1000m)

Kinda sad to see they'll have such a small delegation after hosting somewhat successfully the 2018 South American Games.

Erlon de Souza - Sprint Canoeing (2016 silver medalist)
 

With Athletics, has surpassed 300 qualified athletes.
 

Fun detail how the three heaviest men are all called Rafael and the three heaviest women are all called Maria or a variation of that  

Ethiene Franco lenda injustiçada
 
But seriously, McCallum in the team makes no sense. Maybe they just don't care since they're winning gold anyway.

For  the swimmers Murilo Sartori and Ana Vieira too

I wasn't aware of this injury, and after watching the video I wish I hadn't known

I was a little pessimistic regarding our number of athletes. As of today Brazil has qualified 278 athletes, which is now our record excluding the home Games.
 

She is the new Ethiene Franco. It's bizarre that a person who cannot contribute in any way to the team was chosen over someone who realistically could: Skinner.

Anyway, I'm glad Skinner at least got the individual quota, but it will not be easy for her to get a medal. Unless, of course, she beats Jade Carey on vault. Carey should have no problems trying to get a medal on floor, if her foot heals quickly, that is.