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Category Archives: Truro NS
The town is in a state
Believe it or not, it is: today marks the (open air) concert of Creedence Clearwater Revisited. Radio mentioned more than 12,000 visitors to be expected, which is like, almost more people than live around this area. Yeah, I know, that’s … Continue reading
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A couple of stuff
Since my vacation is officially over, it’s time to return to the normal programming (and the job). On the personal plate are the following plans and corrections: Fandro: I noticed that the program refuses to go into ‘hidden’ directories: that … Continue reading
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Forth and Back
Last night, when returning home both my wife and I thought it was awfully quiet at home. For (almost) three weeks, my dad stayed around the place enjoying a long break from busy life in The Netherlands. We all had … Continue reading
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Hey. YOU!
We’re defying the Law of Coincidents once again: yesterday we dropped dad off at the airport. Waiting for my wife to return from her accompanying duties for my wheelchair-bound senior, I spotted the same woman once again. No really: Hey, … Continue reading
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And other bombs
Talking about bombs, it appears there was a bombscare around town too: Truro police officers responded to an erratic driving incident and ended up calling assistance from the Halifax RCMP bomb squad. I wonder why someone would drive around with … Continue reading
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Lunenburg vs. Grand Pre. Who wins?
Hey, I never said Lunenburg sucked. While expensive, it’s actually better than I expected. It’s literally a tourist attraction too: you never know who you run into. For example, while enjoying food in a restaurant at the Lunenburg waterfront, I … Continue reading
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Tides and NS trip
We just returned from a ‘half-round’ Nova Scotia roundtrip: Lunenburg-Middleton-Grand Pre-Brooklyn-Walton-Maitland, a trip we decided to do over 3 days just so we could stay overnight in a couple of hotels. More about them later. On our way back to … Continue reading
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Rove and the Half-Blood Prince
With the release of the new Harry Potter book, I’ve been looking around, curious for the major clue in that book: JK Rowling killed off a main character of the series. I haven’t read any of the books. I have … Continue reading
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Mirror mirror on the car
As you can probably guess from the picture beneath this one, we were around Halifax today. It was an overly hot day too: I’ve been wondering if I should buy a kilt myself sooner or later. That is if the … Continue reading
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The Yay Appendix
Earlier today, I received an e-mail from an old friend (Hey Niels! Hey Jacob!) who was actually looking for my brother. I don’t normally check my e-mail address on this domain. Not even frequently. Note that I haven’t published my … Continue reading
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Cruyff, Johan
I decided to download VLC, so I could watch a movie I got from Alfons: a documentary about ordinary people from Barcelona talking about the football legend Johan Cruyff (‘En un Momento Dado’). It was actually a fun movie to … Continue reading
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From Dutch To English and Back
As the designated translator Dutch-English-Dutch, I noticed something the other day: it breaks me-own English. For example, the other day, when walking into Subways, I had a terrible hard time to get a sandwich ordered. I talked (and thought) in … Continue reading
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Weather
Since we all need a bit of humour so once in a while, here’s something I discovered and liked to share with you. Canadian weather does follow a pattern. I’m not kidding you. I sampled 2 years of data and … Continue reading
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