• “I kiss her on the mouth…

    no matter her stinking breath” (Stephan Vanfleteren about Charleroi)    It is a dark and gloomy day. One of those that are typically Belgian, although, ever since I got here -it already seems months it is just weeks- we have had none. A day we decided was ideal to visit…

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  • Lists

    Lists

    I think everyone has a list of places he or she wants to visit in his or her life. Historical places, see the land where your favorite tv show or movie was filmed, hear say : about everyone you know has been there and loved it. London Paris New York,…

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  • flatties

    Put me in a luxurious beach hotel under a palm tree and I will die of boredom. Going on road trips is what I like. Especially with the family : nothing quite as intense and fun, as spending days in a row in a car with your kids.  Of course…

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  • Coincidence

    Finally. The Belgians are very patient people. For days, for weeks even, the weatherman has been promising summer temperatures (whatever is above 22°C), which -the same weatherman- has been postponing and canceling, time after time. Some Belgians don’t mind the cold, and with average temperature of 13,2°C in May, they…

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  • It’s an ill Wind

    It’s an ill Wind

    In Argentina they have a thing called the “Piqueteros”. Wikipedia defines it as : ‘The word piquetero is a neologism in the Spanish of Argentina. It comes from piquete (in English, “picket”), that is, its specific meaning as a standing or walking demonstration of protest in a significant spot.’ In…

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  • E.U. avant la lettre

    Long before (almost) all the European countries united in the European Community, now known as European Union (E.U.), the Europeans had this one yearly event that united them more then ever. The Eurovision song contest. It all began at the beginning of international broadcasting, (1956) which nowadays seems as natural…

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  • The Oldest House in Town

    I am told that there has been a lot to do about the oldest house in Antwerp, also known as the city hall. Living abroad means I usually miss out on this kind of news, so when I am visiting I totally rely on friends and family to get me…

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  • Folklore Junkie

    Folklore Junkie

    Where ever in the world I am I look up Folklore,  but when in Belgium it seems folklore has to come to me. I always seemed to think that there was no such thing as folklore left in this country. And although I had heard of the Procession of the Holy…

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  • Too Little Time

    Too Little Time

    Does it ever happen to you that you have so much to do but you feel like there is so little time? That you are working on your ‘to do list’ until it is way too late in the evening and you can’t keep your eyes open anymore? That you…

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  • Horrid Place

    Horrid Place

    If you know just something about soccer, you know Boca. Probably the most known, maybe even the most famous team. I cannot say I am a fan, nor that I am not, without getting being scolded at, as it is not the only team here. And here, soccer matters. You…

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I’m Katti

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I love sharing stories from my journey toward feeling good and living a happy, healthy life. I’m especially fascinated by Human Design and how it can help life feel more aligned and easeful. If I can make even one reader smile or offer a small insight that improves someone’s life, then I’ve done my job. I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

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