when winter approaches, hot soup is the order of the day, or rather, night.
steam boat, the ultimate cure for winter depression!


the usual south campus gang wonders how the food will be finished


first round always long in coming.


chopsticks flying fury skill - de-shell a prawn without your fingers


the tang hoon so long you have to stand up to get it out.

was playing with photoshop, one of the distort functions, look what I've made. hahaha. Its basically making a mirror image of the picture then turning it into a ball.

















a spot of walking around to see more interesting buildings from the art nouveau period.








then its chocolate therapy




normal sized vs humongous macaroons.


we ended up in some square with a memorial.


and a beautiful scenery overlooking the city.


sunset


abit more walking and we found the famed manikin piss


more chocolates




more waffles.


anyone for high tech chocolates, camera, cd, mouse, handphone?


by then it was dark and we passed a church with a statue outside. alot of people who passed it by touched the statue of christ from head to toe, then touched a motif of a dog, and then another person, and a bunch of grapes. so thsoe spots are very shiny compared to the grime over the rest of the attraction. really shows how much dirt accumulate over the years.


back at the grand place, the buildings were lighted up. look alot better




jeanneke piss. a female contemporary of the manikin piss.


enough of kids, its time for food. seafood is popular

oysters were fresh

mussels were in season.

these pictures are making me hungry.

next to the chocolate shops that made belgium famous.





a tub of chocolate with a syringe of liquor stuck into it


autumn special shaped chocolates.



the shops are jsut a thin facade outside the huge hall.



brussels also famous for waffles.


waffle with chocolate. hoho


to the right is the box, a new conference center, supposedly one of the best in europe.


a row of art nouveau buildings, a artistic design of buildings which is typical of belgium.




next stop, the musical instrument museum.


flowery designs all over the place.




upright grand piano


wooden saxaphone


flute made of crystal, must be it give a very clear sound.


some brass with multiple horns





multiple snake like mouth instruments tied together.


glass harmonica. you turn the bowls and put your finger on differnet ones to make a mellow sound


thorny tambourines.


whistles of various shapes


what synthesizers used to look like.


mechanical piano ive heard of but brass band?


 

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