It’s Monday in this part of the world and a working day (if not for work, I
\nwouldn’t be here!). The busy routine of meetings (and waiting for meetings)
\nhas begun.<\/p>\n
Yesterday I met up with some people from the Pocatello and Belgium offices<\/a> The festival seems to be about music of all kinds and performance stages<\/a> ————————– It’s Monday in this part of the world and a working day (if not for work, I wouldn’t be here!). The busy routine of meetings (and waiting for meetings) has begun. Yesterday I met up with some people from the Pocatello and Belgium offices to go into Gent to see what the festival was all … Continue reading On the Job<\/span>
\nto go into Gent to see what the festival was all about. It was a fun
\nafternoon. Not too hot (but plenty humid). I walked my feet into the
\npavement and they are complaining mightily today. There were hoards of
\npeople in attendance and most events were free and open to the public, at
\nleast on Sunday afternoon. Lots of families there and with many, many
\nvenues just for the kids, I could see why.<\/p>\n
\nwere abundant. The festival stretches across the entire of downtown Gent.
\nLots of food and drink available to purchase. Everyone seemed to be having
\na good time. It was clear why driving in the downtown area is shut down.
\nThere was no space for vehicles. I took lots of pictures and hopefully some
\nwill get posted in the next couple of days.<\/p>\n
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