Once in a while, it’s fun exploring looks with different materials and textures. Leather jackets are common, but this is only the second leather skirt in my wardrobe. They are timeless pieces and worth investing in.
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Month: August 2013
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The easter weekend in Netherlands
Our Easter weekend was spent revisiting Netherlands for the third time. It has been exactly five years since our last trip there. Those were student days when we could only afford to travel to Amsterdam for a few days, staying in hostels and surviving on kebabs, supermarket sandwiches and vlaamse friten. And before that, there was a brief study trip to Maastricht during our exchange program.
We have always wanted to visit Rotterdam, Utrecht, windmills and flower fields. Revisiting a country is always a difficult choice because there are always other, new countries to go. Towards Easter, flight tickets to other places in our list were so expensive that flying to Netherlands seemed to be the wise choice, although we started rethinking that when we got there and it turned out to be equally or even colder than the UK. Most Britons flew to warmer places to escape the bitterly cold and extended winter this year, caused by firstly the diminishing Gulf Stream from the southwest, and then by the Jet Stream that came from the arctic.
With the seemingly never-ending winter, we couldn’t go cycling along the picturesque flower farms again (as I have promised Alex that I would)! That would probably and hopefully give us an excuse to revisit Netherlands again in the future. Plus, Rijksmuseum (the art museum that Alex desperately wanted to visit) would only reopen on April 13th after a decade of refurbishment, exactly two weeks after this trip. So that was the second thing that we missed!
Alex said there was something about the Benelux countries (Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg) that appealed a lot to him. It was probably because of the Dutch, who are rated as the happiest people in the world, or as he claimed, as it was associated with his memory of discovering me.
