Holiday Inn Airport Diegem

... UK!<br><br>Brussels airport is emptier than I have ever seen it in my life. There are no more than 10 flights for the rest of the day. Eric and I are alone in the airport lounge, save for a couple of elderly people and their miniature poodle, which is snacking on a croissant. <br><br>We are waiting for our flight - it is delayed by half an hour as I write this. That's just fine, in fact, it can be delayed until ...

... the city centre to see some more of Brussels and figure out Bruges the following day. We saw more of the city, and went to a chocolate museum with testers (YUM!), and watching a demonstration. We browsed around the MASSIVE Sunday markets, and even found this cool secondhand market that was great fun and interesting to look through. We also were determined to find this "Manneken Pis" statue which is a statue of a little boy taking ...

... Participation in Shanghai Expo 2010, said in his welcome message on the website that he was delighted to see the city taking part in the expo. <br> "This mega event will provide an excellent opportunity to showcase the connectivity, creativity and attractions of our city to audiences in the Mainland and around the world," he said

... The soirée was to raise money for that, and coz Pol and Sonia are in 6eme, I went too : ) A lot of kids in my class/year level were there and thanks to the retraite I had so much fun. I now know everyone, and give bisous to almost everyone (its bizarre how they only say hi to people they know, even if there's a great big circle and one person unknown - i.e. me - they skip the unknown). And the smiles when I walk past people and ...

... selling point. I would definitely pay more money and frequent a restaurant more often (ok, I'd eat there every single day) if a dog greeted me at every meal. Unfortunately, like most of Brussels, Vasco takes Mondays off. I was heartbroken. Instead, we sadly walked across the street to L'Achepot. It even started to rain as we did so...I'm not kidding. Very symbolic. L'Achepot was such a treat, thankfully. It was a quaint, family run ...

... 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 ...

... purchased,they just laughed.But i wasn't laughing. Now i was at Liege (where ever that is) with no money,no battery on my mobile phone.My medicine supply was getting dangerously low too.I was tired,hungry,thursty and ****** off about the idiot on a train.I was desperate.I figured that if i go outside the station and find a local store,i could try to steal some food and drinks from it. And if they catch and arrest me, i can always stay at ...

... London, the group got bigger before we headed back to join Mathilde at the café on Place Jourdan. I wanted to get things at Colruyt still, but it was too late. So I went to welcome the guests of the meeting who were keeping on arriving. The meeting was great and success, more than 50 members turned out and some really cool people. A lot of new faces and new members as well. We even had someone of above 60 year old and also a family coming. It was well diversified. The owner of ...

Back in Leuven!! And it is actually raining at the moment! My prayers have been answered. HAHA Today was a very lazy day. I slept-in & recovered from the two tumultuous days in Amsterdam -- Though I still have been pretty woozy throughout today. I think that I was pretty dehydrated from the heat ...

As always, I've started planning. There are actually 3 things to work out before leaving : 1) how will I get there ? 2) where will I stay ? 3) what will I do there ? 1) How will I get there ? Because I only have 14 days, I decided to take a plane. I know of some super Lithuanian Hitchhikers who manage to go from Vilnius to Brussels in less than 48 hours, but I'm taking the luxurious way and flying from ...