Ik mis Holland
Saw pictures of white lowland.
Started listening to Dutch songs again.
Reading Dutch book (!)
man.. ik ben veranderd..
Sunday, December 20, 2009
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Indonesian under the blue sky
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4 comments:
Mis je Nederland? Meaning you are elsewhere in the world?
Well, it's been four years since we had a similar amount of snow actually. The scenery here at the heuvelrug in the province of Utrecht, is really, really beautifull indeed. Great pictures. And, most important: my little granddaughter loves it.
I guess we've got 25cm of snow. It's funny though that what fifty or sixty years ago caused little or no trouble, now almost brought the country to a standstill.
(Btw: if you don't mind me asking: which book, what author?)
yupe.. I am elsewhere:)
I saw pic in front of my old place, I think the last time I saw that much snow was the day of my surgery back in 2001!! Even four years ago we didnt have that much snow at my place.
I am reading an old book by steven pont: Alle liefde is economie. Was thinking about rereading Het Lelietheater by Lulu Wang, but that book is soooooo depressing. I didnt managed to finish it the last time I tried reading it. Have you read it?
Actually, no I didn't. To me the book-of-the-year isn't Dutch and even isn't a novel: Arundhati Roy's "Listening to Grass-hoppers".
Tommy Wieringa's book "Joe Speedboot" (from 2005) is my Dutch favorite of this century up till now, by the way.
oh I enjoyed Arundhati Roy's other book The God of small Things.
so far, I also enjoy Adriaan van Dis
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