I’m not going to tell you what you should do,
but I do want you to understand,or to atleast try.
I’m not going to tell you what you should do,
but I do want you to understand,or to atleast try.
My most important lesson was about total strangers.
I realized I should not judge people… Now I give everyone a chance and try to learn something from everyone I meet. I look at a person for themselves, and not how different they may look… I want to be treated the same way by people I do not know…
By being a more tolerant person I now have many more people in my life that may someday be a friend… Even a stranger can change your path in life and help you become a better person.the fact that he made her breakfast and she loved his sausage sortoff does make me LOL..dude,their words.. sound wrong ,tsk xD
This is the part that I love.
because the weekend is already starting here,&tomorrow it will be
Koninginnedag or Queen’s Day i a national holiday in the Netherlands, the Netherlands Antilles, and Aruba on 30 April or on 29 April if the 30th is a Sunday. Queen’s Day celebrates the birthday of the Queen of the Netherlands and is supposed to be a day of national unity and “togetherness” (Dutch: saamhorigheid)
Queen’s Day is known for its “freemarket” (Dutch: vrijmarkt) all over the country, where everybody is allowed to sell things in the streets. Other activities during Queen’s Day are children’s games, individual musical performances, and music concerts. The night before Queen’s Day is celebrated too in some cities, and this is called Queen’s Night (Dutch: Koninginnenacht). The largest celebration of Queen’s Day is in Amsterdam, Queen’s Night in The Hague and Queen’s Dance (Dutch: Koninginnedans) in Rotterdam. During the celebrations as reference to the colours of the House of Orange-Nassau, people dress in the colour orange, which is sometimes called “orange craze” (Dutch:oranjegekte) and ofcourse a lot of Open air concerts&parties all over te country