Thursday, March 15, 2007

The country of tentations part 2




















Brugge, 13th March, 2007
It couldn't be in another way. The tentations of Belgium are wating for me round every single conrner, in each window, in each square.
Last Tusday Mocoma Students we went with other students of Artevelde to visit Brugge (Ohhhh What incredible city)
The question is that we were more than 40 of us (even with the sudden absence of our TurKish colleagues)and we couldn't manage to go together to the museums, so after the intial division in small groups to be able to answe such ridiculous questions as "How many steps has the Belfort Tower?" :-~ after taking hundred photos in the big fountain, after see the gate, afterwards, only then is when the big schism arrived. The organizator decided to put us in two different mixed groups to favorise the integration between local and foreign students. And curiously while all my closer friends were in the group visiting the beer museum, I was in the other group, that one visiting the Chocolat Museum..... Nyami!
When I heard the word Chocolate and my name in the sentence, I couldn't bealive my eyes... they have readen my mind. I don't regreat not have gone to the other place. For me a real chocolate egg which weighs more than 115 kilos is a serious thin to take into account.
Yasmis, Tomas and other guy where the organizators, altought sometimes I felt as I was 15 years going round the city asking for different places as we were in a holidays camp in Canada, I must recognise that they work hard. Maybe for the next time we also can do a normal visit, more appropiated to my age.

Friday, March 2, 2007

Visit to Brussels


Today I've decided to take seriuosly my blog...eiii guys you can beging to read in english even if the texts are writing by me. JEJEJE


Las thursday we went to visit Brussels, and me, personaly I prefer Gent. Anyway Rik the lecturer of SCA Social Current Affairs ( A subject I'n no taking ) showed as the non-turistic side the town.
Specially the "Arte - Nouveau" spread arround all over the city... Ei there weren't other styles before that oone???
Very nice, the Stock market, the uptown, The Parlamnet, the 2nd hand market, The Patri(a) Square and so on, and so on.
Here you can see Rik taking us a picture.... "Fantastic Motivated group" told us.!!!!
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To be continued.

Country of Tentations

If somebody ask you aboutn the most typical products of Belgium you have two options:

  • Tell them about the virtudes of the Belgium Beer... KRIEK, Stella Artois, leffe in this order
  • Enjoy yourself with CHOCOLATE........

You can't imagine, round every corner there are plein of Chocolate shops with so many kind of sweets that you can't remember in a while. White, with milk, pure, black, arabic, fondue, with fruits.... as people say here Leeker!!!

Other think you can enjoy are Gouffre;; or Waffle or something. I've never tasted such a good ones; Nyamy

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Belts, your choice

Hi bloggers,

After have taken some beers at Oveerpoortsatraat in Gent I’ve decided to revise my fotolog and my mail…. Why not it’s only three o’clock in the morning (nice time to work, everything is calm, even the pub round the corner, even my neighbours upstairs) and I’ve found out and old advertisement concerning to the use of seat bells. I enjoyed it a lot, so I wanted to share it with you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BecJpGYQbM

Nice point of view, isn’t it??

Maybe I’ll install one in my yellow bike

Friday, February 16, 2007

My First Flu


Hello People, maybe It can seems strange but after only two weeks living in this country I 've have my first Flu.
In Spain almost never rains and now I know the reason: All the water has fallen in GENT during this two weeks.
The rain has been my inseparable partner during this time, whenever I went, to the supermarket, to the bank, to the Uni, to Patty’s place, to My PLACE, she was with me.
I wonder how Belgium can manage this…. So if you can help me, maybe give some tips about this, you’ll be welcome. And if I get nice answers I promise you that I will create a “Pentalogue” for the perfect co-inhabitation Spanish-Rain, Rain-Spanish.

I’ll keep you informed