Tuesday, September 7, 2010
20 in NYC
Sorry for the late post, but we were traveling and had not earlier an opportunity.
Friday August 27 we celebrated Camila's 20th birthday in ... NYC!! We had a great day, loved to be all together and enjoyed the city (perhaps even more than we expected).
Friday August 27 we celebrated Camila's 20th birthday in ... NYC!! We had a great day, loved to be all together and enjoyed the city (perhaps even more than we expected).
Delivered
Camila has started this week at ... Her subjects for the first semester are: Italian, Theater (great differentiation, like breathing techniques and writing), and English poetry. Every Friday she "has" to go New York City for workshops with international artists and in the evening she has to visit performances, a real punishment ...
Friday, August 27, 2010
Sarah Lawrence: Camila arrived
This Tuesday we arrived in Bronxville, a beautiful town, half hour drive from Manhattan. It is in the middle of forest, nice one century old buildings, you would forget to be that close to New York. Here we will drop of Camila, from Saturday onwards she will be freshman at Sarah Lawrence College. And she is looking forward to it!
When we arrived Tuesday afternoon we couldn't resist to drive to Sarah Lawrence and have a look. We were quite astonished. The pictures don't really give a complete message. But imagine some Tudor buildings from the 20s, squirls hopping on the grass and you will understand. While we were welcomed and sitting in a wood panneled waiting room with fire place, we suddenly recognized the dean for foreign students who coincidently entered. We had a nice conversation with her in her room and felt almost like coming home.
Camila is going to fill a new blog with all her adventures around NY: it is about lipstick and city lights. I have added it to the list at the right. Saturday we will shoot some more pictures, for now these.
When we arrived Tuesday afternoon we couldn't resist to drive to Sarah Lawrence and have a look. We were quite astonished. The pictures don't really give a complete message. But imagine some Tudor buildings from the 20s, squirls hopping on the grass and you will understand. While we were welcomed and sitting in a wood panneled waiting room with fire place, we suddenly recognized the dean for foreign students who coincidently entered. We had a nice conversation with her in her room and felt almost like coming home.
Camila is going to fill a new blog with all her adventures around NY: it is about lipstick and city lights. I have added it to the list at the right. Saturday we will shoot some more pictures, for now these.
This is the building where Camila is going to live, it's called Hill House:
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Dutch Lion in Kamala Mills
To support the Dutch at their victorious march to the World Championship Soccor I have added the Dutch Lion to the decoration of my cabin. It brought already luck for the quarter finals (when colleague Hans L used it) and now for the semi finals as well. Just one more match to go! Hup Holland Hup!!
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