I'd like to congratulate SiteDocClan and specially monsieur_champs for O Guia dos Monges Perl para o Mosteiro, a brazilian portuguese translation of The Perl Monks Guide to the Monastery.

It's nice to see the monastery going more and more international, so this particular meditation go to all of you non-american monks as well, because you (along with the american monks) are the brothers and sisters that make this place such a global community.

++'s to all of you and "Putamplexos" to monsieur_champs =;c)
Gostaria de parabenizar o SiteDocClan e especialmente monsieur_champs pelo O Guia dos Monges Perl para o Mosteiro, uma tradução em português brasileiro para The Perl Monks Guide to the Monastery.

É legal ver o mosteiro se tornando cada vez mais internacional, então esta meditação em particular vai para todos os monges não-americanos, porque são vocês (juntamente com os monges americanos) os irmãos e irmãs que fazem deste lugar uma comunidade tão global.

++'s para todos vocês e "Putamplexos" para monsieur_champs =;c)

Saudações,

Er Galvão Abbott
www.galvao.eti.br
Porto Alegre Perl Mongers

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