This evening we went to Noorderzon (Northern Sun), a cultural festival that's been held in Groningen every year. There's lots of music, theatre, art and: food! We started our evening by getting some plates of cheese fondue. We got one with Greek goat cheese and one with cheese and Groninger mustard.
Next we looked at some of the art that was on show and for sale, like this motorcycle replica made out of tires.
I also met a very nice monster at Noorderzon and I had a fun chat with him.
Here we are posing for a classic monster and pig in distress shot. (No monsters or pigs were harmed ofcourse)
There were lots of other cool creatures too, like this dog and they were from an artist named William who was kind enough to introduce me to some of his creatures. You can see more of his creatures
here
Another one of William's creatures: a grasshopper.
I really wanted to see the merry-go-round that
Hammie showed on his blog a couple of days ago, but it was closed by the time we got there. What we did encounter close to the merry-go-round was this caterpillar.
I had a talk with the caterpillar and it told me it was slowly turning into a butterfly with the help of children and he hoped to be able to fly by the end of the festival.
We took a cup of noodles to work today. It had all kinds of extra bags with spices in it and even a collapsible fork!
Tonight when preparing dinner I encountered a potato monster! He looked very creepy and alien, but being a potato he was no threat for me luckily.
This evening we went to Noorderzon (Northern Sun), a cultural festival that's been held in Groningen every year. There's lots of music, theatre, art and: food! We started our evening by getting some plates of cheese fondue. We got one with Greek goat cheese and one with cheese and Groninger mustard.
Next we looked at some of the art that was on show and for sale, like this motorcycle replica made out of tires.
I also met a very nice monster at Noorderzon and I had a fun chat with him.
Here we are posing for a classic monster and pig in distress shot. (No monsters or pigs were harmed ofcourse)
There were lots of other cool creatures too, like this dog and they were from an artist named William who was kind enough to introduce me to some of his creatures. You can see more of his creatures here
Another one of William's creatures: a grasshopper.
I really wanted to see the merry-go-round that Hammie showed on his blog a couple of days ago, but it was closed by the time we got there. What we did encounter close to the merry-go-round was this caterpillar.
I had a talk with the caterpillar and it told me it was slowly turning into a butterfly with the help of children and he hoped to be able to fly by the end of the festival.
Eve posted a very cool Indonesian Windchime thingie on her blog, so I thought it would be cool to show you the Indonesian wood carving that we got. It's a creepy face that's supposed to scare off evil spirits I've been told. Seems to be doing it's job as there are no evil spirits here.
This jolly fellow is on the same wall as the Indonesian scary face.
Eve also posted a picture of her many buttons, so we took a picture of my owner's noticeboard as she has many buttons on there. Can you also spot the three really small McPigs? (And: No, I do not count as a really small McPig!)
