Welkom op mijn blog! Ik ben een 18 jarige student die altijd wel wat te vertellen heeft, en graag zijn plannen deelt met anderen.
Ik ben woonachtig in Amsterdam en ik hou ervan om te fotograferen en te reizen.
En daar was AT5 alweer met een scoop dat Justin Bieber zich in Amsterdam bevind, wat een nieuws.
Ik ben totaal niet dol om JB en zal hem ook niet zwart maken, maar bij zulke filmpjes en nieuwsberichten ben ik echt snel geirriteert want als je eenmaal bekend bent heb je principe geen normale privacy meer. De taxi waar meneer bieber instapte was de chaffeur ook een bodyguard, dus zo goed mij het beveiligd worden om niet te herkent worden.
Ook in het filmpje kon je zien dat hij op allerlei wijzen zijn gezicht bedekte met een zonnebril, sjaal en zijn capuchon. Dit doet mij ergens aan denken…. Mc Donald’s daar mag je best trots op zijn!
Also the trash bin itself becomes trash at some point. Via Recycleart we stumbled upon these wicked upcycled chairs. The so-called ‘Long-Ton-Chair’ is made in Austria by Garbage Upcycling and available from 115 euros. The chairs are mostly made from a classic garbage bin for domestic trash. The seat is lined with vinyl truck sail. Basic outdoor materials are used here for indoor design furniture, which points to a widely felt fascination with regular urban design items. People just like to have a bit of the city’s lay-out in their houses.
So what can one eat in Amsterdam? While cheese, sausages, pastries, seafood, stews and meat are the “typical” traditional Dutch foods, the capital is packed with restaurants featuring everything from fine dining to international cuisine. We couldn’t believe how many new, hip restaurants had opened up. Next time we visit I’m going on a tasting junket.
Today, however, I’m presenting a couple of the weird and wonderful edibles that are special to the Netherlands:
Coins for a croquette at Febo? This fast-food favourite is still going.
Dutch pancakes come in many varieties - this one has cheese and mushrooms.
Have you been to Amsterdam? What was your favourite place to eat?
Do you like it to learn a language that your school/college don’t provided? Then is Livemocha a perfect solution!
This website is special for people who wants to learn a new language, there are no “real” teachers behind this website. When you start with a unit you can let rate your work. There are 2 different things what you can let rate by native speakers of the language what you wanna learn. Writing and Speaking are the two subject what you can let rate, the language lessons are from starter/basic to advanced and it’s really easy to learn and you can repeat the lessons soo much times if you want.
Writing – After a couple phrases what you’ve learned you will come on the writing page, on this page you need to make a few phrases about 6 persons in 6 different situations and after you have maked this you will send it to native speakers of the language and they gonna rate it with 1 – 5 stars and they gonna give you advice what you can do better next time.
Speaking - In this part you need to talk in the language what you’re learning, you need for this part a microphone and native speakers are going to rate your speaking skill. For this part you need a good microphone with a good quaility.
I am now learning Polish and after Polish I’m gonna learn French, do you gonna join Livemocha too?
For my study I need to find a job that I need to combinate with my study. Since august I’m active busy with finding a job and I still don’t have a job in a store and I’m getting sick of it because i’ve tried everything and nobody is accepting me and I don’t understand this because my CV is really good for a 17 years old kid, but otherwise I understand them too, accept too much employeers is not good.
Finding work in my own province is not succesful so I will try to find a job in Groningen, Utrecht or North-Holland.
This week is really awesome, I just have too school this week 180 minutes maximum and that is really nice a lot of free time to spend to my blog and thinking about what I want to do with my life upcomming months and how I’m gonna handle it.
My plans for upcomming 2 months is too start two different companies, the first company is a supply company of American/British food and the seccond company will be a translate company for Polish people to let translate the documents of them to Dutch. I’m busy with making a plan so follow my blog to be up-to-date!
Everybody in Holland is talking about it, but why is it called Dutch Bros and why is there no shop of them in Holland if it’s dutch? I will give you answer on this questions!
Let’s talk first about Dutch Bros, everybody know de driveby- of the Mac Donalds. Dutch Bros is a little bit the same but only for coffee and it’s becomming really famous in the United States of America and that is the only country at the moment where they’re provided.
They’re saying that they use dutch chocolate milk, but for sofar I know is there not a typical dutch chocolate on the market and probally will it be normal chocolate milk. But what making Dutch Bros special is that it is fresh coffee.
Why do they call it Dutch Bros?- For Dutch they don’t have a really good reason, they like live the life.
In this log I’m gonna talk about typical dutch products. I know that I have a lot undutchables on my blog, so that is the reason that I make this log!
Oliebollen (Dutch doughnut)
An oliebol (plural oliebollen is a traditional Dutch food. Oliebollen (literally oil balls) are traditionally eaten on New Year’s Eve and at funfairs. They are also called smoutebollen (literally lard balls) in Belgium.
Oliebollen are a variety of dumpling made by using two spoons to scoop a certain amount of dough and dropping the dough into a deep fryer filled with hot oil. In this way, a sphere-shaped oliebol emerges.
The dough is made from flour, eggs, yeast, some salt, milk, baking powder and usually sultanas, currants, raisins and sometimes apple pieces and zest or succade. The dough needs time to rise for at least an hour. Oliebollen are usually served with powdered sugar, or brown sugar.
Hagelslag (Sprinkles)
Sprinkles/Hagelslag (also called hundreds and thousands or jimmies) are very small pieces of confectionery used as a decoration or to add texture to desserts—typically cupcakes, cookies, doughnuts, ice cream, frozen yogurt, and some puddings. The candies, which are produced in a variety of colors, are usually too small to be eaten individually.
In Holland we eating this also on bread, yes people… It’s normal!
Suikerbrood (sugar-bread)
Sugarbread is a typical dutch bread what they sell the most times with Christmas. It’s normal bread with sugar inside of it, and they sell it the most in the province Frissian
Stroopwafels
A stroopwafel (English translation: syrup waffle or treacle waffle) is a waffle made from two thin layers of baked batter with a caramel-like syrup filling in the middle. They were first made in Gouda in the Netherlands, in 1784. Large versions are sold in the streets as a snack.
Amsterdam is famous because the canals. No is it possible for people who are in Amsterdam for one day to travel from Schiphol to the centrum of Amsterdam on a really special way.
The Floating Dutchman departures daily from Airport Schiphol Amsterdam at: 09.00, 12.00 and 15.00. The tour takes 2 hours; 45 minutes.
Prices Adult = €39 Children (4 – 12 years old) = €19,50
Route
Schiphol Airport to the centrum of Amsterdam.
I don’t have any experience yet, but I hope I can go to it in december!
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