Bori goes to Holland

Yep, well, I am living my little Dutch-everyday-life, with all its pros and cons.

Nice things:

• - my Dutch bike 
• - everybody speaks English
• - while biking to work the only jams I get stuck into are bike jams
• - getting on with work - click to check
• - bike lanes everywhere
• - after Budapest (2M of inhabitants) a city below 1million is refreshing (in fact there is NO country above 1 million in the Netherlands)
• - postal service is extremely fast: I signed up for a bank account on Thursday and by Saturday (!) I had my bankcard delivered
• - trains and buses are ON TIME
• - here i can drink much more beer because 1 beer = 2,5dl haha :)
• - bikes bikes bikes
• - insanely lot of canals and lakes. This sunset took place just 10 minutes from our house:

Things I dont like:

• - rainy weather
• - shops arent open on Sunday
• - Dutch summer which means NO SUMMER AT ALL
• - the oh-so-famous trance and techno
• - cool temperatures
• - I dont speak Dutch
• - Oh, and the weather.

It is also cool that we live close to a huge studio with lot of rehearsal rooms, and today I took my first step towards my future music career:

Yes, the SINGER notice refers to me.

Also, I am really getting started with this cooking thing. Its kinda hard to keep my diet though - according to an allergy test I should try not to eat milk, eggs, sugar, yeast and preservatives. Nice, ey? But if it makes my eczema go away, I happily give up chocolate.

Voila the best diet meals until now - a crab-leek-tortilla with a spoonful of soy-yoghurt:

and a carrot-broccoli-risotto with a slice of pork, baked on oignons:

 If any of you guys know good recipes that suit my diet, please tell me so. Gonna go nibble some sugarfree cookies.