10.12.10
Berlijn, baby!
Sylvia and I drink ourselves some fancy, €3 cocktails before eating ourselves some fancy, €5 Indian dishes:
More cocktails at the venue:
The Brothers Dewaele:
You may want to turn off your speakers for this one (the sounds ain't pretty):
More to come. Long live Berlin, and see you in two weeks, Canada! :)
15.11.10
the night I finished my inquisitive semantics paper at 5:30am because I stupidly thought it'd be done before these lovely folk came over for dinner.
L-R: Kasper (my partner in Belief Revision Modelling, photographed in the process of saying/gesturing that I am Superpimp); Lieselotte (my fantastic next-door neighbour, who I will dearly miss when I'm forced to leave Zuiderzeeweg in January); Hraban (who is so Dutch he can, and does, ride a bicycle with only one handlebar); and Morgan (the new PhD researcher for the Inquisitive Semantics group, who got up shortly after this photo was taken and jumped repeatedly in a way that betrayed years of ballet training.)
Notice we were five, and there are five bottles of wine on the table. I love these people. :3
Notice we were five, and there are five bottles of wine on the table. I love these people. :3
18.10.10
Polder piano
I've found three pianos around the city now: one in the Astrophysics Department at Science Park 904, one at the Kriterion café/movie theatre, and one at Polder (a restaurant next to Science Park.) Avi is my duet partner. Adil took this photo of us at Polder on his birthday. :)
22.9.10
...And one more thing, mostly for Loré:
Johan van Bentham and Martin Stokhof, men with rather inviting footsteps:
Long live logic. :)
Bimhuis logic invasion # 38951
Fenner and Kasper. Fenner looks especially pleased because the Bimhuis is so awesome.
Gabriela is incredulous because, yes, the Bimhuis is that awesome.
Not so awesome: forced smiles for Kasper.
Most awesome: Tarek trying and failing at out-classying Maria.
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