Edward Hunter

Have you ever thought of sports as a pathway to peace? Think about the World Cup. Right now, three nations are hosting the world, and teams from every corner of the globe have gathered on the same pitch. For a moment, the world has agreed to pause, and the conflicts fade into the background.

Even though I'm living down here in Brazil, my heart is still with the home team. Proudly supporting the US this World Cup.

Congratulations, US team, on your opening victory.

What I really like about street fair is to buy pastel at a stand and eating it at home.

Sometimes the best progress you can make is simply allowing yourself to pause.​ In a world that constantly asks us to look ahead, finding peace right where you are is a quiet kind of strength. Take a breath, protect your energy, and remember that every new start begins from within.

I love cooking. What about you?

That São Paulo mist hits different when you’re reading about the very ground it rolls over. 🌫️📖
​Diving into the opening pages of The Sons of Piratininga. Perfect weather to kick back and get lost in history.
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We think we know how nations are born—maps, battles, boundaries. But the true foundation happens when worlds collide. 📖✨
​The Sons of Piratininga is more than a historical novel; it’s an epic journey into the 16th-century roots of São Paulo. Ready to discover where it all began?
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After 13 years, I can finally say that I own this apartment in São Paulo. Besides me, my mother and sister have also moved in. This room is part of my office and also my sacred space where I pray, reconnect with my spirituality, and recharge my energy.

Final look at the Botanical Garden in SP. One day is nowhere near enough to see it all, but it’s been the perfect reset. So, if you’re coming to São Paulo—or if you’re already here and need a break from the city noise—make sure you put this garden on your list.