Graham and I went on a three day cycle trip through Zeeland in the Netherlands. The Netherlands has grown as a country protecting itself from the sea, from its ravages. Going sightseeing on a bicycle is quite different from going sightseeing in a car, especially in the Netherlands, where roads have designated cycle tracks and cycle roads exist.
On my way to the station, I cross the square with the little café. We have had some good times here! The terrace is full of people, laughing and dining. I feel very much a part of it. I know that most of them will always stay here. Not me. What has changed? Me! The Midnight Coach for London departs. I feel so happy inside. It has been a while since we have travelled.
After extensive travel and diving into the preparations for the MoonScout period in Tilburg, Graham and I took out a couple of days and went to Paris to re-connect with life itself. Graham came over to Antwerp by train from the Light and Building Fair in Frankfurt and we drove ...
Australia turns out to be a true "blue" country – even worse than I imagined! Blue = strictly rules based. On my first trip over to Australia, I really enjoyed the laid-back mentality, the hospitality and atmosphere of the people. Over the past 4 months the laid-back mentality proved to be skin-deep.
Yesterday I received an invitation to housesit in Greece that hit major resistance. In view of the quest Graham and I are on I decided to check out what was really going on within myself. This sit lands right in the middle of my MoonScout appointment, an assignment for a city in the south of the Netherlands…
The beauty of today’s world is there are many ways of communication. Our travelling brings us to the doorstep of our friends and family and enables us to make the effort to meet with them, either one-on-one or in a group. Wonderful!
Arriving in Los Angeles, we found out that we had miscalculated the dates, and that it was still Monday instead of Tuesday morning. That was SO funny! Both Graham and I had completely missed that. Luckily the car rental place had a car available for us. Alexander had asked us to extend ...
Ryan is on the road for 320 days a year. His boss has a plan to bring him off the road. Ryan refuses. He questions his lifestyle. This is the film ‘Up In The Air’.
Finished the housesit in Gin Gin near Bundaberg yesterday and trained back to Brisbane. That was the start of a 2 week fun trip Oz2UK, via the USA, Ireland, and the UK back to the Netherlands, where I will be starting interviewing actors and talking to the other MoonScouts. I am ...
Having the weekend off after a busy time, Graham and I were contemplating what to do. Hearing on short notice that my sister was visiting Bangkok, Graham started telling me how fascinating this city is ...
