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Nov 28, 2006

Tomorrow I'll be boarding a plane heading to Vancouver. Unlike the last two times, this trip will be one-way. Once I land, I get to walk the immigration gauntlet, after which I'll hopefully get a valid work permit.

Apparently, my life comes down to a big bag of clothes, a suitcase stashed with media, a backpack full of electronics and a box of books trailing behind. Plus, two bottles of beer.

Aside from my friends and family, I'll be missing the national sport of sandwich-making, sweet sweet PĂȘcheresse and fries that have anything but ketchup on them. Oh, and buildings that are older than 150 years.

The Belgium-Vancouver Beer Pipeline is the first of several steps intended to remedy this problem.

Red Suitcase

We'll miss you

Nov 28, 2006 Dries

We'll miss you here in Belgium!

but you get...

Nov 29, 2006 Andy Smith

* poutine from fritz (on drake or davie or whatever, right off granville)
* living in buildings over 5 stories tall
* the sea and mountains
* canadians

have fun

Nov 30, 2006 bertboerland

have a good trip and lots of fun.

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