People loved sitting on the edge of the canal eating dinner directly in front of our window. Most seemed to be eating Chinese or Indian take-out (there were two or three takeout places just around the corner from us). Even boats would pull up, people would get off, and come back 20 minutes later with take out containers. Here's some examples of the picnickers. The first group of 8 photos were all taken within a 3 hour period:
After a hard day at the market |
Hangin' by the boats |
Shoes off when dangling |
Beer. Always beer. |
Group 1 of 3 |
Group 2 of 3 |
Groups 1 & 2 |
Groups 1, 2 & 3 |
Lunchtime chow down |
Late night snack time |
A bag of chips and thou |
No food, just watching |
Up periscope |
Kipping under the trees |
Watching something down the canal |
Beautiful women checking photos |
Yes, they are all wearing tiaras |
Dental hygiene is so under appreciated |
Important things to have in your trunk |
Note the ice bucket for his chilled rosé |
BYO stove |
Nice footstool |
2 comments:
The man has style, thats a fact, but I can't help but feel sorry for him as well. Don't you?
Not really. But then again, I didn't know eating alone was such a social faux pas until my 20's.
But what are the possibilities???
1. Widower: visiting the place where he first met his wife on a boat cruise. Beautiful, bittersweet and utterly romantic.
2. Divorce': Finished the paperwork. First stop before the red light district.
3. Regular Joe: may be single. Maybe the kids have flown the nest. Free night to visit the old university digs to watch the boats (which, according to previous documentation, can be very entertaining).
Curious to hear what the other possibilities might be. If I were one my own in Amsterdam, would I do the same with a glass of wine, fresh baguette and slice of Gouda? Quite possibly!
Astrid.
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