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Queensday was absolutely wonderful. Marsha and Astrid decided last minute that they would join me in the Vondelpark and I really enjoyed myself. Jojo was selling cakepops and they were delicious. I didn't spend to much money on junk so that was nice and in the evening Jojo, Robbie and I went for pizza and had a drink at home. Yes, good day.
It's funny how everyone in this country acts like they've been personally victimized by the snow. I don't get to complain when I'm freezing nearly to death for a week because oh, now we get to SKATE, how wonderful, but when the traffic gets a tiny bit jammed by some harmless snow, everyone's losing their shit.
No, okay, see, I'm being a bit of a hypocrite. My bus somehow maganed to not be delayed so I got home safely, and I got free from work thanks to the snow. I feel really sorry for everyone who's currently stuck in the traffic and I wish you guys the best of luck getting home tonight. Meanwhile, I'll be here in my comfy chair in my ridiculously warm living room with a mug of hot chocolate and a lot of films to watch.
Centuries ago, the Dutch used wind power in the form of windmills to pump water from the land that they were trying to reclaim from the sea.
I don't know where I got this from. I just noticed it at the end of my homework.txt file. (Probably my textbook, on second thought.)
...trying to reclaim from the sea.
As if the sea had stolen it from them in the first place or something.
