The new King and Queen were even honored on cookie tins |
Here you have some orange sprinkled royal mystery meat |
Here is the Dutch diet staple: Royal potatos |
The royal Coke Colas! |
Even the balony grew in the shape of a royal crown |
Here are my Dutchlings shopping in Vondelpark |
This family danced and belly danced for their coins in Vondelpark |
I gave these future break dancers 2 euros for their show. Amazing talent! |
Unfortunate for us, this prodigy was just across from our sandwich stand |
Here is Babby Daddy making homemade sanwiches and selling one to the King |
Here are the Dutchlings trying to sell in Vondel park |
I am looking forward to you mothers day blog.
ReplyDeleteDuring the celebration were people selling stuff like a yard sale on the sidewalk? I thougt that this was not done much over there or frowned upon. I have no idea why not but my cousin's are different and said they did not do that. Of course there is a language barrier on my part. I applaud you for all you do in my homeland that I know nothing much about
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Hi EB, yes the entire city turns into a huge yard sale. Its amazing. I am not sure it is done all over Holland but in alot of cities and villages there is a Vrij markt as they call it. You can sell anything! Its so much fun, you should try to get over here one King's Day and experience it.
ReplyDeleteHello I'm Indonesians. I always love visiting Holland not only because it is my favorite country, but also because I have been so many times that I feel no real pressure to do all of the tourist activities. Different things catch my eye on each trip, and I particularly enjoy wandering around the neighborhoods in Amsterdam, Leiden, Harlem, etc and taking self guided walking tours.
ReplyDeleteI agree its such a great place to walk around, especially in the neighborhoods of Amsterdam, you never know what you will discover!
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