Dancers At The Train Station
Where were all those appreciative people when Joshua Bell needed them?
In Belgium, that's where!
About Me
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- June
- I live in my dream place with Husband, one beloved rescued cat and one beloved rescued dog, and the warm memories of many other treasured pets. I rarely sleep for more than four hours at a time and would happily nap/wake/nap/wake all day and night. I am undisciplined, a classic underachiever. I believe that inevitable tragedy is a fork in the road, offering lessons in emotional and spiritual growth. One of my coping skills is a quick and wicked wit and I often crack me up. I avoid people who talk neverendingly about nothing. I cannot bear unrelieved humorless negativity. I like people who are comfortable with silence. I like listening to people who learn from Life. I have received a few Blogger Awards, and while I find them momentarily gratifying, they're just too much like chain emails and I gratefully decline to receive any more of them.
My Blog List
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Hello darkness my old friend,3 months ago
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It's TIme6 months ago
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The Netherlands5 years ago
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Zephyr: A Soft, Gentle Breeze6 years ago
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9 comments:
This is what happens in a country famous for its chocolates. One good sugar rush and suddenly Julie Andrews is your cruise director!
I love it! And love the various reactions of those not in on it! (probably is all that chocolate)
How wonderful! Such fun to watch.
Asolutely brilliant! It really cheered me up!
Antwerp Centraal has never looked so jolly !
Yes - I've seen it before but it is always guaranteed to lift the spirits.
This sort of thing is becoming quite an art form.
I enjoyed the clip tremendously, although I am not a fan of the Sound of Music.
I also loved it that the few bystanders that were left smiled and clapped.
Makes me want to dance!
I'm not a big fan of The Sound of Music or Julie Andrews, either. It was the surprised and smiling bystanders, and the ones who danced a little, who clapped with the rhythm, who made me feel happy.
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