Travel

Belgium is a place where I grew up, it is a place that I have known under different lights and as I grew, it grew with me. Years go by, interests develop and new facets are discovered very naturally. I don’t have enough space to write about a country bursting with history and so many things I want people to know about it. We have beaten the world record for a country with no government. We still make most of our beer in abbeys and have more than 5,000 different brands. The pissing boy has two legends and there is a pissing girl too!

Coast

All roads lead to Rome, and so did mine. Rome, like the rest of the world capitals, is not Italy, but it is frighteningly close. I had the chance to experience a movie like Rome, granted it is not very hard due to the general mood of the Romans. I still do consider that everything that happened was because I threw a coin into the Trevi Fountain and made my usual wish, which came true. The best advice I can give for visiting Italy and especially Rome, is to walk into every little street and open door you see, there are surprises around every corner, and discoveries waiting to be made only by you.

Last year I spent a month in a summer language school to learn Spanish in Barcelona. To be honest the classes were just an excuse to spend as much time as I could afford in the city that swept me of my feet a mere half a year before.