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I'm pretty certain I never want to live in Australia again but in between bouts of insomnia are persistent dreams of familiar beaches, surfing and warmth hitting on my body. The frequency of the dreams is getting a little disturbing now..
Last week was Restaurant Week in Amsterdam, for ?25 you can try a 3 course menu at one of Amsterdam's finer restaurants that you might not usually be able to splurge on. We were a little lazy with organising so we only got to try two restaurants, we will definitely try and reserve in advance next year.
It's been so long since my last update, between work, being knocked out by the flu right after NYE, insomnia, headaches, wedding planning and bleak Amsterdam weather I haven't found the time or the inspiration to update my blog at all lately.Until I took a little break down Sunny Portugal way. It seems like we retraced our steps and ended up being there almost exactly one year since we were there last.
It's that time again...
Yesterday morning I compiled a bunch of pictures from the last year to have printed and sent to my mum back in Sydney. After spending almost the entire day at the Albert Cuypmarkt and having no time to print them, Mats suggested I upload them onto an Australian photo printing website and have them sent directly to her house instead, that way she'll get them before Christmas. This morning I was getting ready to have them printed when I saw I could make a photobook instead, I chose that option and put in the dates; 12.
or september in Dutch, is the month that falls after augustus (August) and before oktober (October). As you'll notice, the Dutch don't capitalize the months of the year. This also holds true for the days of the week (maandag, dinsdag, woensdag, donderdag, vrijdag, zaterdag, and zondag).
This is part of the travel series I started a few weeks ago but have been slow to update. The landing page for this series can be found by clicking here and you can read the last part in this series here.Now, I'll be honest, before I moved to the Netherlands I hated beer.
An American in Holland...
And you know, even though it's a Dutch word, I've had the same question come from native Dutch speakers. To be fair, it's actually two Dutch words shoved together to make one. The Dutch love to do this.
Guest Post by Hannah ColosonI was 23 when I decided to pack my bags and satisfy my travel bug. (Little did I know the bug hadn?t got me yet!
If you've been around the expat blogger block, odds are you know Sonya from Home Cooking with Sonya. For those of you who don't know of her, this cooking fiend, mother of two expat dishes all in this interview. Great recipes, beautiful photos, lover of life.
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