Honi Soit or This Little Devil Inside

...makes me wonder why 'Happy' was so much more globally embraced than 'Freedom', which I believed much better still because of the piano. The piano, which with its rhythm of something ticking away at once illustrates the idea of endurance and expresses - and this really pressing - the essential need for freedom now.



This is close to home at Pinkpop in Landgraaf  and Pharell Williams got laughed at because at one point he thought he was in Amsterdam, which is about 200 kilometres away.

Tourist Invasions

"Tourist invasions of tragedy stations,
Long distance callers are warning the nation.
Fisherman won't you tell me a story
Why ain't that you on the picture of glory?
Don't go down on boats that are broken.
Don't go saying that song is a token."

Funny Saint

Jacques Fesch, certainly one of the stranger people considered for beatification, but then what better saint of redemption there could be, that is if is conversion proves true. Jean-Marie Lustiger started the cause for the beatification and his German surname translates into 'funnier' or 'funny man'.

Just Let Go

Here ready to be catapulted, just release then it will be revealed if it will fly or die down.

It sounds quite easy  but then it is a chunk of yourself.

Some people liken their works of art to their children and there is some truth in it.

I Am a Fan

Sometimes fans do a lot to support the admired person or group of people:


Absynthe Minded in de afrekening! from Nathalie Dilewyns on Vimeo.

But it's only fair because of this:



But Kevin Brownlow nailed it in an interview: "If you admire somebody tremendously, there's something unsaid in the way you talk to them." - He was referring to Jackie Coogan or rather would have.

Dance With The Devils

"Are you a devil?" -

"I am a man," answered Father Brown gravely;

"and therefore have all devils in my heart." - Chesterton

Tonight Dance With The Devils

La Belgique - The Red Devils
best supporters' song so far


Also very popular with Belgian supporters:



"Its emergence as a popular sporting anthem started when, on October 22nd, 2003 supporters of Club Brugge KV overheard the song being played in a bar in Milan, while preparing to attend a UEFA Champions League group match against AC Milan and began to sing along. After a 0-1 upset win, the fans brought the song with them to Belgium, where Brugge began playing it in Jan Breydel Stadium during matches." - source wikipedia