~°My World°~

Thursday, C, Annemie and Kris, my brother went to Walibi.  Apparently it was a Halloween Monster Special and I must say, it looked very cool over there in Wavre. But.. sooooo many people (everywhere minimum 1h waiting), soooo cold and rainy.. 

Long live Aqualibi where it was fun and warm! But after all we had a great time and visited, oh well, 6 attractions.. (click logo to visit the official website of this theme park)

Saturday the 25th of October.. A big day for Katrien and me! I can say we had a lot of preparation for our birthdayparty, but it was fun doing it. 

Although my birthday was in May and Katrien's birthday was in September, we held it now. It was nice having old and new friends and family in the same room. 

Take a look at the pictures:

The party-places!

We are ready, so let the party begin!

Francine and Marc (yes, from the wedding) and Hubert conversating..

My dear friends from high school; Ellen, Kim, Jessica, Emi and I.

Another high-school-friend; Karen and her boyfriend Kris.

Katrien in the middle of the attention :-)

Annelies and Bart came all the way from Leuven.. or was it Mol?

Stefanie, me, Sarah and Tine. I just received the bottle, I wasn't drinking it!

Family of Katrien. special thanks to her sister Stefanie for the great help before ànd after the party!

My niece Annelies and (another) Kris. And above them Tine and my cousin Maarten, Jeroen and Dieter.

Some 'crazy' collegues of Katrien.

Bjorn Maastricht and Bjorn Peer advertising for VW, together with Stefanie.

I'm sorry Jeffrey, this is the only picture I have from you.. :-)

Party with the ladies..

The Schoonbeek-table :-)

Cartousch! Or how did we write this again? Oh boy, I've known these girls since we were 3 years old!

I guess C was doing 'Surfin USA'..

Yes, this is my friendly brother Kris (another one!)

 Annemie, C and Bjorn. I don't know what Bjorn was telling them..

My father and Katrien's father, keeping an eye on the party.. and the beer.. :-)

Jessica and me, after some limbo-dancing thanks to the scarf..

Sarah, Annemie, Jeroen and Filip.

It's Meeegaaaa Mindy!

Me, Annemie, Stijn and Katelijne!

Bjorn and Katrien

Present-tiiiiiiiime!

Thank you all who were there to celebrate with me, I had a great time! 

Now, up to the 26! :-)

Because I forgot my camera (damn, me!), I don't have any pictures..

What I do have are great memories of a cosy, delicious and fun evening with the oldskool Society- and Keverclub Maastricht-friends @ Vera Cruz, Lanaken.

Thank you KCM-members for bringing your camera and posting the pictures on the web. Watch more here!

And thank you Mike and Linda, for organizing!

19 people = € 451,50 !!

At 19h, all the guests for the evening party would arrive. About a hundred people came to party with Francine and Marc. Here are some pictures to taste the atmosphere:

I love the evening, everything looks a lot more beautiful and cozy. Above the entrance-way and a part of the place where we ate.

Time to welcome the guests. Here you can see Francine and Marc together with a couple of colleagues of the garage they work in.

Hello, here we are!

Time to eat (again).. There were 4 spots where you could eat respectively Italian, French, Greek and Chinese kitchen. Countryish showcooking is what it's called. We were sitting on the 'VW Bus-table'.

Traditionally they played 'les lacs du connemara' or 'the napkin-dance', as an introduction for the opening dance. 

Because the father of Francine wasn't present at the wedding (because of his health), they didn't duplicate, but asked everyone who wanted to dance with them on the dancefloor. That was nice.

After the first dance the wedding cake was brought in. Then we could queue for the delicious dessert.

The dj opened the party, so time to have a good time!

That's certainly what Patrick thought..

Linde and her two sister-friends.

The viewers from above..

Lalalaaaa lalala!

Thank you Francine and Marc for this nice evening.. Lots of love and luck together! 

When the official part of the wedding was finished, it was time to celebrate this with a nice meal. The party was held in 'De Vrije Valk' at Alt-Hoeselt. Nice terras, jumping castle for the children and a big stretch of grass.

On the bear you see Davina and Jense (cousin of Davina and Kyara)

 Family of Francine (and me)

Family of Marc. 

 'Kervel'-soup originally served..

Photoshoot of Cedric's family; Anne-Marie, Francine, grand-mère Janine, Mathieu, Fina and grand-père Armand.

 Little Red Riding.. Dress?

 A kiss to seal the wedding!

To be continued! 

The 11th of October, a big day for Cedric's aunt Francine (37 y.o.) and her friend Marc (36 y.o.). Together with Davina (6 y.o.) and Kyara (9 y.o.) and the rest of the family, they had a wonderfull and sunny day!

Enjoy the most beautiful day of their lives.

They both looked fabulous. Francine in a dress from Linea Rafaelli and Marc dressed to impress.. Really beautiful, here at the city hall.

We gathered together at the house of Francine and Marc at Merem. The drivers together with the family waited there untill it was 1 p.m. 

 The photographer was fond of Cedric's bug, so he let the bride and groom pose on it. 

Cedric together with his two ladyloves.. :-) 

The drivers a.k.a. the mechanics.

 A white Q7 was the dream of Marc, the groom. But because we never found one, it became a Touareg.. I'm sure he liked this one too..

Filip, brother of Cedric, posing in front of their house.

 The family together; Marc, Francine, Kyara and Davina.

 Just some ladies-stuff..

 C together with his godchild Davina on their way to the city hall.

 The bridechildren had to be transported in a very special car.. :-)

Arriving at the city hall.. nerves, nerves.. 

The witnesses, Anne-Marie, sister of the bride and Erno, brother of the groom. 

at the city hall..

And then they are.. man and woman.. no way back

To be continued!

Just to know me better, I'm going to post some of my favourites from time to time.

Because I really like to play a game, here's a post of the parlour game I love to play the most.

Perudo (other names: Dudo/Cacho/Cachito):  It's a popular dice game played in Peru, Chile, Bolivia and other Latin American countries. This game can be played by two or more players and consists in guessing how many dice, placed under cups, there are on the table showing a certain number. The player who loses a round loses one of their dice. The last player having a die is the winner.

By the explanation it looks simple but it's a nerve-racking game, full of braging and gambling.

When you have the chance, you definately have to try this one!

Palificooooooo! :-)

Other games I (used to) play a lot: