Best Western Wavre

... in Europe...or really anywhere, for that matter.

For lunch, we went to Zebra, a recommendation from our book. It was a great find with a great café vibe. The food was fantastic (Croque-monsieurs! Salad! Apple tart! Hot chocolate!). We set off again to find the Mannequin Pis, which was actually pretty anticlimactic; the statue is about a foot and a half tall and overrun with tourists on a random corner of town.
Afterwards, we walked to the museum ...

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... geographic regions: the Pacific Lowlands on the west, the mountainous Central Region and the Atlantic Lowlands on the east.

The Pacific Lowlands:

This lowland area runs from the Gulf of Fonseca, on Nicaragua's Pacific border with Costa Rica south of Lake Nicaragua. From this lowland strip, the Maribios mountain range, with its 25 volcanic cones, towers over some of the most beautiful and impressive beaches in Central ...

... without the alcohol. They jam a glass full of fresh mint leaves and pour boiling water into it...very simple. Some cafés add a pod of tea to it. But really, we just like the mint part. Yes, we are easy to please. For dinner, I had my heart set on going to Le Paon Royal. I'm not sure what kind of food they serve, but the guide book said that "Vasco the family dog will welcome you with or without a reservation." Seriously, what an ...

... the size of my foot and well, I expected it to be bigger. The fountain of youth if you will. The film was black and white and was shot in 1935 I believe and called The Wind. Great acting and the piano to the screen performance was amazing. As the film ended an hour and a half later I watched the pianist, he bowed then grabbed his jacket and umbrella and walked out the front door. I guess his job was done. Tova, Tiffany and I headed back for those waffles but first we took a ...

... train,i can't get back to Finland.I basically begged him to help me by saying "Please sir, try to understand, i have paid a ticket as you can see from the print.I have no money. Please,let me get back home." But he was already made up his mind and then he rushed away. About 20 seconds later he came back with another man who appeared to be a police officer.Thank god,i thought,finally someone who could possibly be reasonable with me and ...

... s more economic to buy an one day ticket or mutiple day ticket to get around than to buy a ticket each time you use it. I think one ticket costs about a euro, I'm not sure, but still I think buying a one day or multiple day ticket is your best bet. So I got on the metro and got off at the stop that the concierge told me about. His information was very accurate and his directions were easy to follow too, even for a direction ...

... a nice Habiana ripoff that set me back a whole 70 bahts, or one dollar and seventy-five cents. You get exactly what you pay for. Those things have served me very nicely, they're still in my bag and were all I had on my feet more or less between May and mid-September. Not only has the tread been rubbed off, spots where the tread used to be has rubbed off as well. Basically it means that I'm walking on two blocks of styrofoam. Styrofoam and wet stones don't get along. So I ice-skated to ...

Hi from the land of chocolate and waffles! and i've eaten both! i am eating some chocolates right now...cheap easter chocolates! mmmmmm....it does smell here though, like outhouses everywhere..hallways, malls...must be cause they make you pay to pee. i have been rather impressed by bruxelles. i showed up about 7 30 wednesday night and walked to a hostel and begged for a bed...lucky me, one left ...

... turns out her mother is friends with my grandmother. Lisa has been in the Netherlands for 15 years and is married to a Dutch man. She has an 8 and 10 year old boys that she was looking for a baby-sitter for. I was interested in what she meant by babysitter and went over to their house to meet them. They live in the Old South, a neighborhood in Amsterdam. It took me about 15 minutes to bike over to their house. I met Joey, the 10 year old and Lucca the 8 year old. The parents told me ...