Les Tanneurs de Namur - Restaurants et Hotel

... We visited two of the four, saw men with their shirts off, paid to go to the toilet. It was obvious that they have no responsible service of alcohol when we saw this, picture it, a timber block with about 15 holes the size of glasses in them, filled with beers. The guys who had bought it were so off their face that I saw two people stealing the beers from it!

The mixture of people in Belgium is unique, a mix of French, German and Dutch. So when you ...

Hi,

Gisteren zat onze K3 meidengroep (Karen, Karolien, en ik) met ouders en broer bij het reisbureau Lotus van Meneer De Groen.

Deze meneer heeft al veel gedaan om ons verblijf in Nepal zo aangenaam mogelijk te maken.

Nu is het alleen nog wachten op antwoord van onze stageschool en dan zijn we zo goed als klaar met alles voor Nepal!

Ook ...

We arrived in Brussels and got ourselves to our hotel and dumped our bags so we could start our day in the city and see the 5th biggest Cathedral in the world! Haha. And whatever else Brussels had to offer us, not to mention the food, chips, chocolate, waffles and beer!! We had a great day walking about and being amazed with how much Belgium loved us. Haha. Then after our day was done, we headed back to the hotel, had a well deserved ...

So basically not too much happened this week... lundi: had 2 hours of etude, tried to sleep but jerome (the dude who i usually laugh at/with) was mean, and said: "tu veux un petit dodo?" and imitated me and told me "il faut dormir dans le nuit, hein"...stupid... mardi 31st: MY BIRTHDAYYYY. Thank you to everyone who sent a message or something in the mail, it really birghtened my day :) Everyone at school knew it was my birthday, even the teachers! All the kids knew ...

Ok so this entry has taken aggeeesss because I lost the calendar where I write a quick summary of what happened each day of the week, but found it yesterday. So Here We GOOO: Sunday 8: Went to Nicolas' house for breakdancing, seems to be a common occurance now, even though I feel we don't achieve much!! Don't get me wrong, its fun sometimes, just that we don't do very much.. Monday 9: Had some laughs in German when the boys behind me were using their dictionary to look up ...

Sooo, this week...Oh, before I start I failed to mention one article of particular fashion here are EASTPAC backpacks. Heres a pic for you, they're fairly basic, plain trucs that are ridiculously expensive and made me lol, when i heard they cost 50 euros..well, funnier thing is that Pol has one :P - and yes he's sitting right next to me now and telling me I'm 'mechante' very, très mechante... Anywayyy...this week at school I changed sciences from 6 hours to 3 ...

... Pol explained the entire topic of Glycemie to me for science : ) (once again, interro). Then we drew on eachothers hands for like, an hour...lol! "Tattoos", or <<dessin>>. Saturday night we celebrated chinese new year at the local chinese restaurant which was sweet as! I ate duck - je n'aime pas, and also ate 'danseurs', or frogs legs, which were OK but I don't like their little bones. After eating there was a fireworks display out the ...

... and ate hamburger and chips (so much better than takeaway in aus). Friterie 3 times in one week mm healthy :D loving it :D Hahahaa I'm an idiot. OK. So I go to the bathroom, its dark and I forgot where the light for outside the bathroom is. So when I walk out of the bathroom, i trip on a bucket of, literally freezing water. (There were 3 buckets, 2 frozen, one nearly frozen). Ok, so i've tripped up on ...

Brussels seemed to me to be one giant rubbish tip. Seriously, there was rubbish everywhere. All over the streets, in the train station, under the train station, in the gardens, everywhere. Definitely wasn't impressed by this place. Even their famous monument, the Mannekin Pis, was pathetic (it is only about 60cm high). We spent an afternoon walking through this city but that was even too long ...

... me to meet her at Brussels Centraal. Now considering I was at Brussels Midi (south), which is on the same line, I thought this might not be too much of a problem. So I went to the dudes at the train ticket office and asked them if I could get a ticket (in English, then German, then I tried the Flemish I could muster). They threw their hands up in the air and turned to one another like I was not speaking any language, but merely gibberish. In the end I had to ...