Para la prosperidad...

Back from London. Today was an exhausting day. I arrived yesterday at 11pm home and went to bed really late. I decided then to wake up at 9h. Skip history of art and philosophy. And yes, I feel bad but I would have felt worse and zombi-like if I had gone earlier. 

Anyway, London was great, amazing. A great group, not so good weather but we did get some sunshine. First of all, a UCL presentation/chat with Martin White who was a funny guy with Peter Griffin's laugh. That was fun. We then had a guided tour of the university. Two students accepted to show us around. That was pretty boring but okay. We then walked (a lot) to our meal place: A church crypt. Unfortunately, the church was closed and we couldn't visit it. We decided to walk around and do some shopping (unsuccessful). The sun decided to show up so it was pretty nice. 14h45, meeting at the Phoenix theatre to see the musical Blood Brothers which was really cool. I totally recommend it. After three hours of music and acting, back to St.Pancras station. 20 minutes to buy a sandwich for diner and fruit at Starbuck's and we were already waiting for our train. After some time finally resting, the train arrived and there we were, going back to Brussels after a fantastic day trip :) 

Il faut un pays d'ombre pour travailler la lumière

Belle journée à Fleurus, à la ferme familiale de Bernard Tirtiaux, peintre, chanteur, acteur et maître verrier. J'ai ramené beaucoup de jolies photos, l'endroit était superbe. Demain, c'est Londres qui m'attend!

A se dire tous ces petits riens qui ne valent pas la peine d'être dits, mais qui valent la peine d'être entendus.

Aujourd'hui, je l'aime encore plus.

2 merveilleuses années ♥

If you were taking a walk or rather shooping in Knokke, I may have seen you. Yes, I have been to more places in Belgium in these last weeks than in all the 14 years I have lived in Brussels. I know, it's sad. But I'm really enjoying the walking around like a tourist thing. Taking thousands of pictures and asking my way.
Otherwise, I am writing a short story for advanced french and I'd love to share it with you. I'd love to have some opinions since it's the first serious one I have ever wrote (not counting little stories for English and stuff).

Right now, nothing too interesting is happening in my life. Maybe next week will. I really hope so! But I have to tell you: I am so proud of myself. Today I have completed the first week of my 365 project and I kind of like it! I have also decided to keep on writing in English so I can get used to it and improve it a little since I may be going to the states to study photography (yep yep yep). So I'm sorry if it annoys you and I'm sorry for the mistakes. I'd be happy to get some corrections :)

Have a nice sunday,

The Nocturnal bird.

J'ai écrit parce que c'était la seule façon de parler en se taisant.

Hello, you.

Spring is almost here, I can feel it. The sun is up, I'm feeling great, I'm just enjoying life. Well, almost. I am overwhelmed by work, homework, personal projects etc. And even so, I can't bother to do anything. I'm too excited about the Bac Book and my 365 project. But I should really start to do homework. Maths exercises, two books waiting to be read, a couple of exposés, a story waiting to be finished, a guided writing... Arr.

Anyway, I can't wait for next week: Two days "off". Wednesday, I am visiting the studio of a painter or something and some other interesting things I didn't quite understand but I'll tell you more about it soon. Thursday it's London! Yes! I am leaving for a day with my English class and my very best friend. We're going to see a musical: Blood brothers. It's great!

Besides all of this boring stuff, I am really looking forward the 14th of april! My flight to Bogota leaves on thursday morning and we have already decided what we'll do. Cartagena de Indias, here we come! héhé. Anyway, I thing for today it's enough. I have to write a guided writing and read. PF. Have a good evening!

The Nocturnal bird