Nederlands leeren

After 2 lessons in my language course i already can say that I am bored... :D hehe

Still I think this language is just a mix between german and english.... , If dutch people would hear some german dialects..., I think they will think they are from the same country...

Just what is very different and hard to learn is the spelling of some letters... like (g, ui, oe, u, ij,...) to spell an u like an ö, and an oe like an u makes me kinda crazy:D


I hope... or better i think i will raise a higher level during the next weeks...

Tot binnen kort

Vuur-JAM

At the 24th of October was a workshop at the circusplaneet. People that were interested in fire-juggling, acting with a fire-staff and fire breathing were invited to watch and lern! Even the "smallest" showed us (well...better me) how it works....

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My Hometown

Thats my hometown, well... more home-village ;)! Bludesch, about 2300 inhabitants, quite small but in a relaxing and beautyful environment

Links

Link to Circusplaneet-homepage

Circusplaneet Staff and Office

Bert;)

Joost

Just messy because of the hard work! :D

Eline

Matthias (The Big Boss)

Julie and Eva @ performing.... :)

EVS on-arrival-training

After one week in Belgium, I had my on-arrival-training in Dilbeek with ca. 35 other volunteers who start about the same time as me their volontary in belgium. I was really surprised how friendly, open minded and helpful this people were. They are from all over europe, from Italy to Estonia, from Germany to Palestine and so on. After a few hours we already talked like friends...we built friendships...and we all just enjoyed our programm there. We all have stayed in contact and we meet at free days or in the weekends.
I think the fact that we are all in the same situation(in a foreign country as a volonteer) making us friends so quickly.

I am really looking forward to our mid-term training!

:)

Circus"stuff"

Welcome in Belgium!