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Belgians of the week – 08/10/12 | Welcome to Brussels
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Where sanity comes to die. Belgians of the week – 08/10/12. October 8, 2012. My boyfriend took these shot on his phone for added sneakiness – please excuse the quality. I didn’t even have to tell him to take this one – he. I think Zeeman is my Dutch word of the day. Ah, Dutch. How I wish I spoke you…. Belgians of the Week. Belgians of the week. Newer post →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Build a web...
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Dinner on a tram?? Why not??!? | Welcome to Brussels
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Where sanity comes to die. Dinner on a tram? April 29, 2012. For my birthday, the boyf bought tickets for the Tram Experience. Although not especially clear from the title, this is a meal concocted by a Michelin starred chef and served on a two hour tram journey around Brussels, organised by the guys at Brusselicious. And sponsored by Electrolux. As it happened, our trip coincided with the recent week long tram strike, so we had the added novelty of being the only tram on the tracks that night. This was ...
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Fixed Working Hours | Welcome to Brussels
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Where sanity comes to die. October 7, 2012. A 2010 article in The Economist mentioned the findings of a Eurobarometer opinion poll, concerned with finding a correlation between entrepreneurialism and age or nationality. The survey found Belgians especially keen on fixed working hours, a finding that rings true for anyone needing a Brussels plumber at the weekend. 375 hours per week. That is a lot of hours. Maybe you can negotiate to work less next time? Newer post →. October 13, 2012. Notify me of new po...
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Where sanity comes to die. Newer posts →. Comment on dit…. June 20, 2011. I am terrible at translating French words into English. Unfortunately,. Either haven’t realised this yet, or they enjoy watching me suffer. It all started out simply enough. Comment on dit plâtre en anglais? You know, what you put on a broken bone.’. What do you call this? We say trombone.’. What do you call the snail without a house on his back? For the record plaster cast, paper clip, slug. I think we say the same’. W2B (dejected...
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Where sanity comes to die. November 25, 2012. Place Lux is my idea of a living hell, so I only go there when coerced by friends who I can only assume find the location convenient – surely people don’t go there for any other reason? Last week a friend was in town for work, and since the location was convenient for her, I tagged along to meet her. Aside from the practical location, she was part of a big group, and the theory was that the Beer Factory was quite big, and we could sit there easily. It’s...
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The Beer Factory | Welcome to Brussels
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Where sanity comes to die. November 25, 2012. Place Lux is my idea of a living hell, so I only go there when coerced by friends who I can only assume find the location convenient – surely people don’t go there for any other reason? Last week a friend was in town for work, and since the location was convenient for her, I tagged along to meet her. Aside from the practical location, she was part of a big group, and the theory was that the Beer Factory was quite big, and we could sit there easily. It’s...
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Le Pain Bénit | Welcome to Brussels
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Where sanity comes to die. November 24, 2012. Do you also die a little bit inside when I talk about food? First attempt – not really talking so much about the food as my day. Eventually, the lights came back on, our pizzas were cooked, we ate them and we left feeling full and satisfied. I’d definitely stop here again if I fancied something sandwichey while in the area. I can’t remember if they had anything more substantial on the menu, but the sandwich selection was great. Newer post →. November 24, 2012.
