I always start over. I start a diary or sketchbook, I try to keep up, and the next thing I know is that I totally forgot about it. Still, I'm doing the same study I did three years ago and i'm almost graduated. So thats one thing I will (probably) finish. And the best thing; I still like it. Anyway; new blog, same band, same me, new chapter though:
Tuesday 21 September 2010
Wednesday 11 August 2010
Wednesday 4 August 2010
(Kees van Dongen).
I'm back, will start blogging for my band after the holidays and wont be doing this anymore.
For now I just wanted to tell you to come and visit the festival parade in Amsterdam the coming two weeks. I will be working there, having a blast, everyday till the last weekend when I will be crying while enjoying the concert of the national at lowlands! wonderfullll
Saturday 17 July 2010
Friday 16 July 2010
Scandinavia
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Saturday 26 June 2010
Saturday 19 June 2010
Wednesday 16 June 2010
Monday 14 June 2010
Bird on the Wire
so the miss-spellings we had were: bird on a wire, birds on the wire, bird on the wing and the most funny one we heard during our little dutch tour this weekend: birth on a wire. hahahahaha
Tuesday 8 June 2010
Monday 7 June 2010
The Netherlands.
I love Amsterdam, it is my home and it always will be. I moved away, came back, and probably will move again in a few years. But I'll always come back to this city of my friends, parks, family, music and love.
One thing I really hate about The Netherlands is its politics of the last years. I thought Amsterdam was an exception to the right wing young students, but yesterday I found out it isn't. Amsterdam, built by hippies and the sixties, is supposed to be full of freedom, open-minded people and ideals. Yesterday the leader of VVD, party of snobs and right wing egocentrics, had his speech in our most beloved pop-church of Amsterdam; paradiso. He claimed to be so honored that he stood there, place were the Rolling Stones played and Lady Gaga(yes he tried to be very very modern and hip for god sakes). He ended his speech with ' and we will stop squatting', do not touch anyone's property, blablabla bullshit. In any other city in this tiny narrow minded country I expected applause, but in Amsterdam there was supposed to be boo-ing and chair-throwing. In stead people just stood there, gave him an applause. While his 'so beloved pop temple' paradiso is even a squatted building from origin!
In the end I think most of the dutch youngsters are all justnarrow minded, rich kids. Or they pretend to be. I hate it. I think this would've never happened 40 years ago. They just stand there in their 'punk' tshirts, bought at H&M, and in the end of the day they all go home, on their vespa's, to their parents paid houses and pretentious shitt.
Friday 4 June 2010
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