There's more

Woops, the farewell in my last post was a bit premature. So here for a -hopefully last- second.

I've sent out a batch of my new mini cards to friends, companies and friends running companies - I have those too, in Europe.

If you (a) feel neglected because now you finally know you're no friend of mine (phew - the word is out) (b) are non-Euro or (c) you like the card and you'd like to get one, let me know. I have plenty and I'll gladly hook you up.

Nothing, really

Oi! F-Stop's newest brochure was dropped off by my electronic mailman at the beginning of the week. It's probably the third time in a row the chaps at F-Stop have given me a bit of exposure in their super-duper newsletter. I already foresee red carpet's and spotlights. Is there anyone who's willing to pay for my autograph? You may sell it on eBay.

Anyway, the newsletter, good stuff, as always. Insight make photos better.

Click, if you haven't seen it, but you'd like to.

Ciao! - for now.

Life in the fast lane

Every time you get back at a racing track, that little person in your mind starts mumbling what the h*ll you've been doing since the last time you were at the circuit.
This really is the life you want to be living.

Spent last saturday on Zolder's track -in an overwhelming noise of roaring engines and the smell of burned rubber- watching the kick-off of the Belgian Racing League. Following a few non-press accorded shots.

Gotta go now, Bahrein's Formula 1 is on.

Also, before I forget. Got an e-mail from Karel and the band yesterday, and they're looking for your support(!).
They've just put their first videoclip online and they're aiming high, trying to reach Youtube's front page. Show them some support by favoring their clip! :-)

N.Y. Exposé - 2

N.Y. Exposé

Evidence...

Presenting exhibit A to C, just in case my uni instructor would be reading this and is thinking we had too much fun.

Also there's something special coming up... Check back soon.

Welcome aboard!

Jup, I was in the US for a month, Geert was too. You might have missed us. (Kurt's a smart fellah! - get it?)
They called us Cheech & Chong back there.

The plan was to go there for educational purposes, a short internship of a month. (It won't get much cooler than PD surg!)
Strangely that educational role of ours only took up a small place in our little US adventure. (We do carry proof of our stay in the OR though!)

We got to see a lot of great cities, hooked up with friends from back home, met new friends (time was too short to lose friends along the way, so this sentence isn't taken from that one Paolo Nutini song), even family. (Sounds cliché anyway, huh?)

We got to drink beer in Boston bar where they did believe our Dutch driver's licenses were legit, ate creamcheese bagels for breakfast, lunch and diner in NY, found out descent coffee is a hard find in the land of the free (refills), and I got to renew my vows with my precious jar of Nutella.
All was super! Or -wicked awesome- as they'd say in Massachusetts.

Oh, and to all less-frequent British Airways flyers (frequent flyers already know), go for the lasagne, not ratatouille.

PS Remember that Peugeot Animoto, I posted a while back? A lot of the images in it were published in Peugeot mag, finally! Stoked! Will scan when I find the time.