On wednesday we had dinner at Laura' s place. Ramon (Laura' s boyfriend) and Laura had probably spent all afternoon preparing the meal. When we came and saw what they had prepared - we were astonished! Tortilla de Patatas, Greek salad, Pasta Carbonara and Sangria and more more...
...we visited Brugges. The weather was perfect as perfect it can be for Belgium! Me and my friends from MoCoMa had great time in Brugges, we had to take part in a small quiz about the city, which, I think, was pretty weird, because most of us were there for the first time. But our dutch collegues helped. Probably one of the nicest things in that day was visit to the Chocolate Museum. Can You imagine (the favourite expression of Laura from Spain:))a big chocolate egg, which weights approximately 115kg? Me and Laura were going crazy about that! Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate...
Today we visited Brussels another time. This was a great day. The sun was shining the whole day and now, in the evening I can even feel my cheeks burning a bit. But this is a nice feeling, because it is the sign of summer getting closer.
Yesterday my Dad came to visit me in Gent. We had a really great time in the city. My Dad was very happy to try Belgian beers (rapturous to choose between at least 300 sorts of beer), waffles and other yum-yums :) I am happy that these days it has been just great weather here in Gent. Other thing - I received some nice presents from my family back in Latvia and Latvian brown bread. For all those who are calling it "brown bread" you can get in Belgium - look up the pic. This is what we call brown bread :) And the taste of it....mhhmm :)
This was one of the first projects and we had to work in groups. Our group was verrrry international; Ana(Portugal), Aysegul(Turkey), Dorota(Poland), Alejandro(Spain), Georgiana(Romania) and me. I think that some of the BIG things that disturbed our wonderful cooperation were our running noses, because of this "great" Belgian weather, but You won't believe it-our project is done! We had to organize a music festival in Belgium and this is what we came up to! :) What a relief, now we can focus on next projects...
We had nice Spanish dinner at my place. Spanish Laura and Pati prepared the meal, but Juli (Germany) and me were just chillin around. Mostly it was me, because kitchen was too crowded and anyways the only thing that I can do best in the kitchen... is...make a mess :)
Well, there were some "nice" polish workers changing the windows in the appartment above ours and while they were doing that-there were lots of "stuff" falling down, so no wonder that "something" hit my window. Don't ask me what was the thing that smashed my window-I don't know. But after half an hour of manipulations with newspapers and some scotch tape-my repair work was done :)
