Khoollecht is there (this week’s discoveries)
Khoollect, Gizzi Erskine, Anti Valentine Cards and Puddles of Toronto… Read More Khoollecht is there (this week’s discoveries)
What I loved reading this week
This week, I was busy trying to find out where to travel this summer. Kristof picked Vietnam from my list despite being concerned about the weather ans mosquitoes. We have decided we’re going on a food tour, and probably it will be this one, as there are some things off the beaten track I managed… Read More What I loved reading this week
Stuff to check out
This week: Bowie imitating rockstars, Sally Hughes on the Bowie grief police, being political incorrect, to travel as a refugee and Molokai, which I never thought of as a travel destination… Read More Stuff to check out
The 2016 to do list
Travel to places I haven’t been to. Reykjavík, Berlin, London, Paris … I love them so much that I want to go back all the time. But that also means that I sometimes ‘forget’ to discover new places. We already booked a trip to Turin (chocolate, Egyptian museum!), so that’s a start. Write more posts for my… Read More The 2016 to do list
Kafé Kasserol
I love foodtrucks and foodtruck festivals. I can’t eat a lot, so I like the fact that I get to try different things. Foodtruck festivals are popping up everywhere thesedays, even my hometown Lier has one now: Kafé Kasserol. And I must say: locationwise it’s my favourite. It’s in the local park, so there isn’t… Read More Kafé Kasserol
“Rain is whisky waiting to be made” – the Islay part
I am no whisky fan at all. Yet the Islay and the Whiskey Coast Tour we did, was the part I enjoyed the most during our trip to Scotland.The tour was organised by Rabbie’s Trail Burners. Our driver-guide Sarah was totally passionate about whisky and Scotland. I loved the way she told stories and she… Read More “Rain is whisky waiting to be made” – the Islay part
Off to Brontë-brontëland – the English part of our trip
I was super excited when I woke up on the first Saturday of our recent trip to England and Scotland. I was to go on pilgrimage. As a matter of fact, both Kristof and I did a little pilgrimage. His concerned whisky, later when we went to Islay in Scotland, mine literature. My friend Elly… Read More Off to Brontë-brontëland – the English part of our trip
Waardering op het werk. Hoe moeilijk kan het zijn?
Originally posted on Alweer een opgebrand geval:
Ik wil graag geloven dat mijn werkgever het beste voor heeft met haar mensen. Dat de organisatie waarvoor ik werk, gelooft in haar medewerkers en er alles aan doet om hen trots te laten zijn om hun werk. Maar de realiteit maakt het me vaak moeilijk om dat…
Anna and Kim in New York
“What’s your name?”, the girl at Shake Shack asks. Damn, the name game. Again. I have been blessed with a lovely name, yet unpronounceable or incomprehensible for foreigners. I have been called Fila, Werla, Werlè and things like that. So I decide to follow Greet’s example and pick a random name: Kim. I had just been flipping… Read More Anna and Kim in New York
Strasbourg
Duality. It’s something I love when travelling. Berlin: east vs. west. Iceland: volcanoes vs. glaciers. Brussels: impoverished places vs. grandeur. Is it my Belgian roots? Something I grew up with? So it was no surprise that I liked Strasbourg last March, in the French region Alsace. Bone of contention between Germany and France for ages, it combines the best of… Read More Strasbourg
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