Tomorrow I will write, tonight I will sleep and sleep well.

When you see a finished puzzle, it's a beautiful picture that makes sense to the audiance and it's good. But when looking at individual pieces it gets a little more distorted, and each piece is so much more original then its pair. That is us. Today I met with all the other Rotary exchange students in Belgium to take Brussels by storm, visiting the Place-Royale and the Parliment. Along with a delicious dinner with my Maritime company. We all came from different ...

I think I have a new theory for life, you never know a girl until you bake with her, you never know a mom until you walk the dog with her and you are never accpeted in the family until you have a button sew on for you. Yesturday, I made Belgian chocolate truffles avec ma souer and Cam (le amis du ma souer) (ask me how good licking the spoon was) along with going on my daily walk with my host Mother. She has been teaching me French for the last two days and these ...

Just a quick update upon my arrival in Belgium, :) It is everything I expected but so much more. French is coming back so easily and with the help of my new mom I am learning more and more, Valentine is on accent duty and Philpe is just plain funny. My new house is a brick farmhouse with a perfectly tempurtured pool and a backyard any landscaper would envy. The drive to the airport was 20 minutes, I am 20 minutes from Brussels, 5 from Wavre and 10 minutes ...

That, well that's my home. As all of you, I hope, know Im one of those loud and happy exchange students. Born and raised for the most part in PEI, Canada and crafted by the skillful hands of my family and friends. This is my home, not just the building but the pine trees beside it and the sea I take comfort in from the view in my window. But this is about to change all in my consent, I am down to 8 more valuable days on my rock before I take flight to Belgium for...