Thursday, December 15, 2005
Pretty cold
I don't have much to tell, really.
I got my driver's license translated and validated without a problem, but now my car batteries have died on me again.
Apparently, -30° C is too much even for new batteries.
So, what do we do all day?
Olga still goes to work practically every day. I worked at home on the computer for a while, but those projects are finished for now.
We've started knitting a lot, for lack of something better to do. I'll put up some pictures soon.
Also, we took up Latin-American dancing a little over a month ago. Classes are on Sunday evenings and we've had 4 of them so far. We're not half bad, even though I say so myself. Too bad it's on the other side of town and my car won't start
I had a bout of the winter blues again recently, but I'm feeling better now. I was ready to drop everything and come back to Belgium. Probably a combination of homesickness, boredom, cold, car trouble, internet trouble and some other things.
That's all for now, I guess.
Reading: "The Hidden Children" by Robert W. Chambers (about the civil war in the US)
I got my driver's license translated and validated without a problem, but now my car batteries have died on me again.
Apparently, -30° C is too much even for new batteries.So, what do we do all day?
Olga still goes to work practically every day. I worked at home on the computer for a while, but those projects are finished for now.
We've started knitting a lot, for lack of something better to do. I'll put up some pictures soon.
Also, we took up Latin-American dancing a little over a month ago. Classes are on Sunday evenings and we've had 4 of them so far. We're not half bad, even though I say so myself. Too bad it's on the other side of town and my car won't start
I had a bout of the winter blues again recently, but I'm feeling better now. I was ready to drop everything and come back to Belgium. Probably a combination of homesickness, boredom, cold, car trouble, internet trouble and some other things.
That's all for now, I guess.
Reading: "The Hidden Children" by Robert W. Chambers (about the civil war in the US)
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