BRUSSELS

As I arrived in Brussels, I immidiately deposit my suitcase in the pre-paid locker, and realized I didn’t put the camera’s charger in my handbag. I already divide my money into parts, and I didnt have enough budgets to unlock the 4euro locker and lock it again with another 4euro to take the charger out of the locker. I have the money, but its about how I trying so hard to saving my money more and not using my spare 100 euros for small stuff that will caused it into pieces of euros. I will easily use the small money for indefinites purpose. I don’t want that. I want to watch AIR, later, in Amsterdam. That’s why I’m saving up.

The camera’s battery is half full, I think it’s enough for the next day sightseeing Brussels.  

The 20 years old Anna lived one level above a doctor working practice; she has two floors and shares it with her friend Monika Czaja, a graphic designer student. They both are Polish, but speak English very fluently. Anna works part time voluntary at Use-it tourist info for young people.

We spend the night sharing some stories about each other. 

 right after I manage to capture the image of the peeing statue, my camera’s battery drains out.

Its already afternoon, around 4:35, I walk down to the train station with big hesitation in my head, to take out the charger from the locker, charge the camera, and again sightseeing around Brussels again. I don’t have enough pictures of Brussels to mesmerize it, in the future, when I’m not here anymore. But its already 4, almost 5, I have to use my eurail global pass before 8pm, if not it will expired. The due date is today, 29^th of January, after 8, it will charge for 30^th January.

On my way to the station I found a poster of Frida Kahlo exhibition in Brussels national art gallery, oh I am so confused. FRIDA KAHLO, my lifetime favorite artist!