About me


Hi ! 
My name is Rafael Silva, and I'm from São Paulo, Brazil ! This is my fist semester in BYU-I and I so Excited about that.
I'm Married for about 5 years with the love of my life, and we love to spend some time together cooking, talking about soccer, or going to eat somenthing new.
My favorite hobbies are playing soccer with my friends and go to the theater.
Its been great to live abroad, and Rexburg it's a Wonderful place, its small and quiet. People is always there to help you and to make you feel welcome.
Some times I miss my country, especially the food. 
This semester I'm going to start a new blog and I will talk about couples who are living abroad, and how they can feel confortable and welcome in another country. 


Location: Rexburg, ID, EUA

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