FLYING: Luxemburg

Hi everyone!
After way too many flights I'm finally enjoying some sunshine, pizza and a good vino here in Luxembourg today. Will be back tomorrow! Buh Baay and thank you!

My latest addiction

   
I've always loved cycling, but maybe it has something to do with my roots. As a dutchie, your bike is one of the most valued things you own, even if rusted and held together with insulation tape. This one however, is vintage but still in a good condition, and I would like to keep it that way! That's why I only use it to exercise. I was looking for a new and interesting way to workout, and since I absolutely hate jogging I found this bike as a good solution to stay in shape.

You peeps own bikes? I own two at this moment. This beauty and an old, rusted one which I stalled in the citycenter of Amsterdam, to avoid the public transport. I'm still looking and saving money for a beachcruiser or a transportation bike, which I absolutely love.


 

Classic with a pop of color

Sometimes I feel I need to dress a bit more "grown up/my age". Not too many colors, just one popping out. That's why I created this look. My favorite black skinny jeans, a basic white blouse and a turqouise blazer.

And while this outfit post is comming online, I'm off to germany, Stuttgart to be precise. It's time for a 5 day trip, starting with a nightstop in Stuttgart. It's been so long! I love stuttgart, the hotel is really good. And on sunday eve I'm back in town. Hopefully the weather is cleared up by then. It's raining cats and dogs for days now, which is turning me a little bit crazy.

TRAVEL: Thailand; Hua Hin and Sam Roi Yod national park

After spending two days in the beautiful but sweaty hot jungle of kanchanaburi, we drove a couple of hours to the south and stopped at the biggest floating market of Thailand. We hopped in a very small boat and bought drinks and food from the local Thai people. Hours later we reached the royal beaches of Hua Hin. It was like coming back to civilization with a mac donalds, burger king and pizza hut at every corner of the street. (after a couple of days rice for breakfast, lunch and diner I was kind of done with rice, can you imagine?) And not to forget: you can get a thai massage at every corner too!

However I think Hua Hin is not only a place where the rich and famous of Thailand have a relaxed holiday: it's also a place with lots of old european/american men with very young thai lady's. That was the part which I DIDN'T like about Hua Hin. You saw them EVERYWERE with their young girls.

I spend 2 days in Hua Hin, which is enough. Hua Hin is a nice getaway if you don't want to go to far away from Bangkok. The beaches are nice, and if you want to get away from Hua Hin you can go to Sam Roi Yod national park, which was pretty amazing if you ask me. I went to Sam Roi Yod for one complete day and sailed around the little islands.

Warning, picture overload. Want to see more? Click those words below!

The navajo sweater

A tad too big for me, but I certainly am in love with my new/secondhand mango navajo sweater. I've been searching for this sweater for such a long time, but finaly found it online, only not the right size. But I don't mind wearing things which are oversized, it looks baggy and is very comfortable to wear. Ideal for covering up belly's who are blown by all the food (or airplanes, in my case... Pressurized cabins are NOT good for belly's people!)

Curious how I styled this sweater? Click those words!