
Showing posts with label Ghent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghent. Show all posts
Monday, 17 May 2010
You couldn't possibly find it in your heart to forgive me
...me and Bart made our debut as Stethoscope Stewards (our dj name) at the Kinky Star in Ghent, which was sooo much fun to do (plus, we've got 2 new dates planned for next month!...


Thursday, 15 April 2010
Indie Stars
So many pictures to post, so many stories to tell. Instead, I've been spending the last 5 days in my room working on my master paper - the price one has to pay for going to London/not doing anything uni-related for an entire week. HOWEVER I do have to share this with you all. I'm dj'ing in Ghent tonight, and you're all invited! The place to be is the Kinky Star and there'll be dj-sets by Bible Club, Dilly Boys and Stethoscope Stewards (me and Bart from Indiestyle) - all for free! Be there!

Sunday, 7 March 2010
Saturday, 20 February 2010
Wear your wounds with pride
Friday, 29 January 2010
We are not the same
Today is the day of my last exam and I can't wait for it (the exam, not the day) to be over. I'm tired of rehearsing the same things over and over again. After that, I'm having a week off from uni and I've already filled it in with nice plans. Tonight I'm going to Ghent, have some drinks with Elise and Gui at Celtica, then head off to Hindu Nights at the Backdoor. The morning after I return home, get an hour or two of sleep, shower, watch the Australian Open women finals, then pack my bags and leave for...London (again, I know, can't help it that I love it)! I'll be there from Jan 30 - Feb 6, including 2 days of Liverpool, where I've never been before (quite a shame being such a huge Beatles fan!). I've already got heaps of plans for both my London and Liverpool stay, and I'm quite excited as well because my stay in London will be my very first couch surfing experience.
HOWEVER now I need to concentrate on that bloody exam! It really does my head in, especially because I feel too guilty to do interesting things during the time that I could use to study. Nonetheless, I had a very good Wednesday night. I interviewed Good Shoes to find out they were a bunch of really nice blokes. I watched their gig (very energetic, uncomplicated, just 40 minutes of really catchy music - that's how I like it!) and hung out with the band afterwards. They set up their ping pong table right in front of stage, which was quite funny. :) Here are some pictures..


Tuesday, 5 January 2010
A cinq heures cinquante-cinq
I'm sure 2010 will be at least as fantastic, but I won't forget the magnificent 2009 anytime soon. By example, Peter's birthday party at the Make Up Club mid-december. It was not your typical birthday party, in two ways. 1 - the incomes were all being donated to Music For Life and Amnesty International, 2 - everybody had to dress up. I went as a devil (vampire, according to some - I blame my very pale skin) myself and saw loads of great costumes worn by the other guests.





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