Feeling the music!

I love to see how naturally children feel and enjoy music. I wonder why this isn't taken more into account at schools. There could be so much more to music lesson than just singing kid's songs and playing the flute.

It's definitely Autumn.

Geraniums.

Dutch people are good at customising their streets.

Teeth clenching noise.

Somebody has decided to drill a hole to the center of the earth. This is happening about 30 meters away from my place. This noise is louder than it seems and echoes down all my street so loud, I can hear it louder than my music. They start banging before the sun rises and don't stop till around 6pm. They take about 5 minute breaks between each session of banging, that last about 1 or 2 minutes. I've noticed I've started clenching my teeth at home.

Yesterday I learned that low frequencies of sound have the ability to bend around objects. So this banging noise must be really flexible. That's why, when you're at a club and you go to the bathroom, you can't hear the high frequences as well as the low ones.

Geisha Antenna

I bought a plant.

It's a ficus.

The bridge who's name I don't recall.

Andrea posted:
The Van brienenoord bridge!

When you come from the south and enter Rotterdam... This is is the brigde with the view. It makes me feel like coming home. Love it!

Kinderdijk

It was about time I went to Kinderdijk. Beautiful skies, whooshing windmill noises and red rent-a-bikes!

Kinderdijk

Spinning madness.

Stop and look.

Cool illustrations in the train.

Grey on grey.

Red on grey.

Maashaven

They should serve pancakes with maple syrup here.

Interaction with the Maastunnel.

¡Bienvenidos a Rotterdam!

Homely kitchen.

Birds in line. Morning freshness.

Morning fog.