This is my Birthday! Yes. I mean, not today, but I was born on January 19th
So…. I decided to Google January 19th and this is what I found:
January 19th in History
1793: King Louis XVI sentenced to death by the French Convention
1915: German zeppelins bomb London for the first time in World War I
1942: Japanese forces invade Burma during World War 2
1991: Iraqui Presidential Palace attacked as the Gulf War begins
1992: A new Bulgarian President is elected in the countries first free elections
1993: Israel recognizes PLO
January 19th birthdays
1736: James Watts, Scottish ’steam’ inventor
1737: Jacques-Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, French author
1807: Robert E. Lee, American Civil War general
1809: Edgar Allen Poe, American author and poet
1839: Paul C?zanne, French painter
1943: Janis Joplin, American rock singer
1946: Dolly Parton, US country singer and film actress
Famous, Infamous, and Notable
January 19 Birthdays
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| January 19, 1991 | Erin Sanders | American child actress |
| January 19, 1985 | Rika Ishikawa | Japanese singer (Morning Musume) |
| January 19, 1985 | Esteban Guerrieri | Argentine racing driver |
| January 19, 1984 | Thomas Vanek | Austrian ice hockey player |
| January 19, 1984 | Euan Blair | Eldest son of Tony Blair |
| January 19, 1984 | Karun Chandhok | Indian racing driver |
| January 19, 1983 | Utada Hikaru | American-born Japanese singer and songwriter |
| January 19, 1982 | Jodie Sweetin | American child actress |
| January 19, 1982 | Mike Komisarek | American ice hockey player |
| January 19, 1982 | Angela Chang | Taiwanese singer and actress |
| January 19, 1981 | Asier Del Horno | Spanish footballer |
| January 19, 1981 | Lucho González | Argentine footballer |
| January 19, 1980 | Jenson Button | English Formula One driver |
| January 19, 1979 | Svetlana Khorkina | Russian gymnast |
| January 19, 1979 | Wiley (rapper) | English Rapper (Grime) |
| January 19, 1977 | Lauren | Cameroonian footballer |
| January 19, 1977 | Nicole | Chilean singer |
| January 19, 1976 | Tarso Marques | Brazilian racing driver |
| January 19, 1974 | Jaime Moreno | Bolivian footballer |
| January 19, 1974 | Ian Laperrière | Canadian ice hockey player |
| January 19, 1973 | Karen Lancaume | French actress |
| January 19, 1972 | Joana Benedek | Mexican actress |
| January 19, 1972 | Drea de Matteo | American actress |
| January 19, 1972 | Ron Killings | American professional wrestler |
| January 19, 1972 | Princess Kalina of Bulgaria | titular Bulgarian royal family |
| January 19, 1972 | Troy Wilson | Australian racing driver and AFL player |
| January 19, 1971 | Shawn Wayans | American actor and producer |
| January 19, 1971 | John Wozniak | American singer and songwriter (Marcy Playground) |
| January 19, 1970 | Udo Suzuki | Japanese comedian |
| January 19, 1969 | Junior Seau | American football player |
| January 19, 1969 | Steve Staunton | Irish footballer |
| January 19, 1966 | Lena Philipsson | Swedish singer |
| January 19, 1966 | Sylvain Côté | Canadian ice hockey player |
| January 19, 1966 | Floris Jan Bovelander | Dutch field hockey player |
| January 19, 1966 | Stefan Edberg | Swedish tennis player |
| January 19, 1964 | Ricardo Arjona | Guatemalan singer |
| January 19, 1963 | Michael Adams | American basketball player |
| January 19, 1963 | Caron Wheeler | British singer (Soul II Soul) |
| January 19, 1962 | Hans Daams | Dutch cyclist |
| January 19, 1957 | Kenneth McClintock | Puerto Rican politician |
| January 19, 1955 | Simon Rattle | English conductor |
| January 19, 1955 | Paul Rodriguez | Mexican-born actor and comedian |
| January 19, 1954 | Katey Sagal | American actress |
| January 19, 1954 | Cindy Sherman | American artist |
| January 19, 1954 | Katharina Thalbach | German actress and film director |
| January 19, 1953 | Desi Arnaz, Jr., American actor | |
| January 19, 1953 | Richard Legendre | Canadian politician |
| January 19, 1952 | David Patrick Kelly | American actor |
| January 19, 1950 | Grant Nordman | Canadian politician |
| January 19, 1949 | Robert Palmer | English singer and guitarist |
| January 19, 1949 | Dennis Taylor | Northern Irish snooker player |
| January 19, 1948 | Frank McKenna | Canadian politician |
| January 19, 1947 | Paula Deen | American chef and restaurateur |
| January 19, 1947 | Rod Evans | British musician (Deep Purple) |
| January 19, 1947 | Ann Compton | American news reporter |
| January 19, 1946 | Julian Barnes | English author |
| January 19, 1946 | Dolly Parton | American singer and actress |
| January 19, 1944 | Shelley Fabares | American actress |
| January 19, 1944 | Peter Lynch | American investor |
| January 19, 1944 | Dan Reeves | American football coach |
| January 19, 1944 | Laurie London | English singer |
| January 19, 1943 | Janis Joplin | American singer |
| January 19, 1943 | Petchara Chaowarat | Thai film actress |
| January 19, 1943 | Princess Margriet of the Netherlands | |
| January 19, 1942 | Michael Crawford | British singer and actor |
| January 19, 1941 | Colin Gunton | British theologian |
| January 19, 1941 | Tony Anholt | British actor |
| January 19, 1940 | Paolo Borsellino | Italian magistrate |
| January 19, 1939 | Phil Everly | American musician |
| January 19, 1936 | Ziaur Rahman | President of Bangladesh |
| January 19, 1932 | Richard Lester | British director |
| January 19, 1931 | Robert MacNeil | Canadian journalist |
| January 19, 1930 | Tippi Hedren | American actress |
| January 19, 1926 | Fritz Weaver | American actor |
| January 19, 1924 | Nicholas Colasanto | American actor |
| January 19, 1924 | Jean-François Revel | French author |
| January 19, 1923 | Jean Stapleton | American actress |
| January 19, 1923 | Markus Wolf | German spy |
| January 19, 1922 | Guy Madison | American actor |
| January 19, 1921 | Patricia Highsmith | American author |
| January 19, 1921 | “Billy Batts” Devino | American gangster |
| January 19, 1920 | Javier Pérez de Cuéllar | Peruvian United Nations Secretary General |
| January 19, 1918 | John H. Johnson | American publisher |
| January 19, 1917 | John Raitt | American singer and actor |
| January 19, 1914 | Bob Gerard | British racing driver |
| January 19, 1913 | “Minnesota Fats” | American billiards player |
| January 19, 1913 | Rex Ingamells | Australian poet |
| January 19, 1912 | Leonid Kantorovich | Russian economist, Nobel Prize laureate |
| January 19, 1909 | Hans Hotter | German bass-baritone |
| January 19, 1908 | Aleksandr Gennadievich Kurosh | Russian mathematician |
| January 19, 1905 | Stanley Hawes | British-born Australian film producer, director and administrator |
| January 19, 1892 | Ólafur Thors | Icelandic politician |
| January 19, 1887 | Alexander Woollcott | American intellectual |
| January 19, 1879 | Boris Savinkov | Russian writer |
| January 19, 1878 | Herbert Chapman | English football player and manager |
| January 19, 1863 | Werner Sombart | German sociologist |
| January 19, 1851 | Jacobus Kapteyn | Dutch astronomer |
| January 19, 1848 | John F. Stairs | Canadian businessman |
| January 19, 1839 | Paul Cézanne | French painter |
| January 19, 1833 | Alfred Clebsch | German mathematician |
| January 19, 1832 | Ferdinand Laub | Czech violinist |
| January 19, 1813 | Sir Henry Bessemer | English inventor |
| January 19, 1809 | Edgar Allan Poe | American writer and poet |
| January 19, 1808 | Lysander Spooner | American philosopher |
| January 19, 1807 | Robert E. Lee | American Confederate general |
| January 19, 1739 | Joseph Bonomi the Elder | Italian architect |
| January 19, 1736 | James Watt | Scottish inventor |
| January 19, 1544 | King Francis II of France | (d. 1560) |
| January 19, 399 | Pulcheria | Byzantine empress |
Its my Sunday afternoon and its raining a lot! which is good, really, perfect weather to stay home trying to entertain myself with books, internet and DVDs. Doing everything I can to occupie my mind so time will run and Dec 19th will arrive faster.
I started reading “Shopaholic ties the knot”, Sophie Kinsella. Good.
Also, I was posting at Orkut (www.orkut.com) in a community of brasilian girls married to kiwi guys and two of them think about doing handmade embroided towels to sell. As I told them, artcraft wont get them anywhere (and this is the truth). I suggested to to learn reiki, massage, Bach florals therapy… and start a business as therapists. Very low costs, they can work from home and pretty much everybody is looking for a way to avoid stress.
Today I watched one of my favorite TV shows, which is the australian “Whats Good for You”. Oh! I LOVE thi TV show! You learn so much about pretty much everything that can make your life healthier or could harm you. I love you! I also watched a bit of Jamie Oliver at Home DVDs (my husband gave me the first season) and it just feel so great watching Jamie at his wonderful garden and cooking absolutely gorgeous food! Yummy!
I woke my husband at his 7AM and now he´s off to work. Cant wait to have him online with me, it feels so comforting to have him online. Even if we are not saying anything. Just to see him I feel better.
Well….. I will continue my book now.
, This is my Saturday afternoon and the day has been pretty good so far.
Its very cloudy and cool, which means its perfect for a walk. So, I went to Gavea Mall (havent been there for quite a while) and they have new shops (a couple more just about to open) so it was very good to walk around. Stayed there for like one hour and then walked to another mall Leblon Mall where I spent some time reading books and magazines at a bookshop called Livraria da Travessa and, after that, had a coffee and came back home. Tided few things in my little bedroom and baked two cheese and turkey croissants. Not bad!
Now I am (of course) writing and listening to the radio Paradiso FM (nice song now – its a brasilian guy called Nando Reis).
I am almost finishing the book: “Shopaholic Abroad” (Shopie insella). Its good. Fun, light reading.
I was watching a TV where they interviewed some women who had a career and then they decided to make a big change so they started again and opened a business. Very interesting. Specially one of them who used to work with publicity / marketing and now she owns an Holistic Terapy Center (very close to my father´s place, by the way). The holistic center is called CHI and is pretty much about relaxation, well being, massages, reiki….
I would love to own a business where I could provide those kind of natural therapies, plus astrology, for instance. I think this could be sucessful in New Zealand. Maybe in the future, Cam and I could open a business like this.
Changing subject, I got very shocked when Cam told me about a guy who got stabbed because he tried to help a wman who was being attacked in Central Auckland at daylight….. Oh, my God! Such a terrible thing…. The poor guy, a good samaritan, had a wife and kiddies. I think my husband got shocked as well, because he sent an email to friends (myself included) telling about is ICE contact (his father…). Jesus! I got upset for not being my husband´s ICE contact – but I didnt get upset with Cam, I got upset with the situation of being here in Rio so that I cant be his emergency contact.
To me, its weird to see that a brutal crime like that ould happen in a peaceful country like New Zealand (and I live in Rio…. if you know what I mean), specially in Central Auckland, during the day !!!!!! It makes me wonder… tragedy is probably destiny. I dont know…. when you see a thing like that happening, its hard to believe in God and that there is a “God´s Justice”. Like: why bad things (like terrible things) happen to good people and good things happen to bad people. This is a question with no answer.
BUT there is something I do believe, which is: we always arrive in the exactly place at the exactly time when and where we are expected to be. So, for some very strange cosmic reason, the good samaritan had to die.
I got a cold and it started this week. I have to blow my nose all the time. Its been rainy (which I like) and I hope the weather will stay like this for a while.
My aunties will arrive back in Rio (after 20 days spent between Rom and Paris) this Wednesday and it will be fun meeting them. To hear everything about their trip (and they will be talking at the same time, of course).
Work has been a bit stressful, there are 5 persons on holidays so we are just a couple of persons trying to cope with loads of boring BORING files and angry nasty stupid lawyers. But the ones on holidays will be back next Wednesday and things will finally go back to normal.
Its raining a LOT now. Perfect weather to be snuggling with Cam. I am daydreaming… Cam & I having a nice relaxing bath togther…
HOW I WISH I COULD TRANSPORT MYLSELF TO CAM´S ARMS……… GOD! I MISS HIM!!!
Its almost time to wake Cam up…..
Almost finishing my book.
This Saturday, 13th of September, was our 2 years and 8 months Anniversary!! And I want to say again and again to my beloved husband that he is the love of my life, that he is my perfect partner, my lover, my love and my very best friend. He is everything to me. May God always look after us and helps us to be living together ASAP!!
By the way, on 16th September, it will be 4 years since we met first time, at Auckland Airport arrivals area. I still remember all the details of that wonderful week we spent together like if it was happening now. Like if I am watching a movie. 4 years! We are so blessed. Since that day, September, 16th of 2004 Cam and I are TOGETHER.
I was thinking about the times when Cam brought me to Auckland Airport to get the plane back to Brasil and also the times when I brought Cam to Rio´s Airport for him to get the plane back to New Zealand. Both options are devastating. We feel absolutely broken hearted and in serious emotional pain every time we have to say “see you soon” to each other at the airports. But, for me, its a bit harder when I am leaving New Zealand to come back to Rio.
Anyway… I am reading “The time traveller´s wife” (its a bit hard for me to sit down and concentrate so I stop and read and stop and continue reading). Its an AMAZING book! Oh my God! Debbie suggested it to me and its one of the best books ever. I kind of relate with the story of the unusual marriage Clare and Henry have because, so far, Cam and I have an unusual marriage because we have to spend time in distance because of our jobs.
Well, I am going to continue my reading….
Hello readers,
This my Saturday afternoon and I miss going to the Aunties, have lunch and talk. They are in Rome now (they will go to Paris after that).
I am feeling a bit depressed today and I am MISSING Cameron so much. Anyway, there is nothing I can do but wait for him to arrive here.
Cam has been working on his garden and its lovely. Here are some pictures:
Very soon my husband will be able to use herbs, spices and vegetables planted in his very own garden. This is so lovely! Of course, I would love to have been there with him and help him to set this beautiful little garden.
I MISS my husband.
Nothing on the TV and the only thing left to do is read a book. Wait for Cam to wake up. But he wont be able to be online with me because he has to work in the factory.








