Tomorrow once more we must set our clocks to winter time. This may be one of the last times, however.
The EU decreed that in 2021 the change must be made for the last time. Problem is, all the member states can decide whether to go on permanent winter time or summer time. There are pro's and contra's to each of those options.
Permament summer time would mean that in summer people could sit on terraces for a long time in daylight. Therefore HORECA (hotels, restaurants and café's) is pro summer time. But on the other hand, permanent summer time would also mean that in winter it stays dark until 10 am and the morning traffic will go on in total darkness.
Permanent winter time is the opposite. Shorter summer terrace time, but more day light in winter. The building association is for this option. Also most doctors as there are more heart attacks during summer time.
Personally I'd go for permanent winter time. We are in Greenwich Main Time, but during World War II the Germans obliged us to switch to German time (one hour later). So we already are GT+1. Going into permanent summer time would be GT+2. I don't need it to be light until 11 pm in summer. You can just enjoy a terrace in the dark, as well.
So, after the Brexit problems, the EU can start debating about the Cloxit. Most member states are afraid to state their liking, as they don't want to do different from their neighbour states. Belgium, Holland and Luxemburg have already agreed to go for a communal time.
We'll see what happens...
Hello everyone! I'm a writer of historical fiction next to being a pensioned teacher. I like to share my views on life and actuality, along with bringing you interviews with bestselling authors and guest blogs.
Friday, October 25, 2019
Thursday, October 24, 2019
Busy days ahead
The next couple of days will be rather busy, as there is so much to do! Later today I have to go to the hospital to have a check-up on my blood values. This happens every 6 weeks (or around that) because my oncologist needs to check how my kidney, liver, etc. are doing or if there aren't too many or too few white or red cells in the blood. Up to now every of these controls gave a good result. The taking of blood doesn't take but a minute, but then you have to wait until the lab returns the results. It's always some hours waiting in the ward - luckily the seats are comfortable!
Then tomorrow my sister stops working around noon. After our lunch we'll pack our suitcases because we are going to spend a couple of days in Great-Britain. Tomorrow we travel as far as London, to spend a night there in a hotel close to St. Pancras, and then continue our journey on Saturday morning. Then we're heading to Leeds. Our main reason is because we want to attend a concert of Andrea Bocelli in the First Direct Arena there. We'll stay some days in Leeds, taking the opportunity to see something of Yorkshire and then end the trip in London. There we'll be attending a performance of Les Miserables, with Michael Ball and Alfie Boe.
Of course afterwards we'll have to return home, but starting from then we can look forward to our trip to Egypt during the Christmas holidays!
Then tomorrow my sister stops working around noon. After our lunch we'll pack our suitcases because we are going to spend a couple of days in Great-Britain. Tomorrow we travel as far as London, to spend a night there in a hotel close to St. Pancras, and then continue our journey on Saturday morning. Then we're heading to Leeds. Our main reason is because we want to attend a concert of Andrea Bocelli in the First Direct Arena there. We'll stay some days in Leeds, taking the opportunity to see something of Yorkshire and then end the trip in London. There we'll be attending a performance of Les Miserables, with Michael Ball and Alfie Boe.
Of course afterwards we'll have to return home, but starting from then we can look forward to our trip to Egypt during the Christmas holidays!
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Good soaps don't die
Some soap series seem to go on forever. Just think of Coronation Street, or Casualty and Holby in England.
We in Flanders also have one such soap. 30 years, national tv began airing a series about a bunch of friends who play footie for fun (they really are the worst team in the world). They have one bumpy field to play on. On one side of the field is a pub, their club house, run by Pascale and her then husband. On the opposite site is a garage, of which the owner bears a grudge against the team because of all the broken windows... A typical setting, and that's the main reason why the series was - and still is - so succesful!
All of this time, the episode have been aired on TV, even when the last episode dates back to 2009. And it still ranks in the top ten of viewers ratings. It's safe to say everyone in Flanders (and beyond) knows De Kampioenen (the champions).
Yesterday evening it was announced that new episodes of this succesful series will be made, and then broadcasted in the course of 2021. With the same actors as in the original ones. Only Pascale's husband won't be present, as he took leave of the club and now lives in Africa with his new wife.
Everyone is excited about this news, and they made a big show of announcing it. So in some twenty or thirty years from now, they still will be running these new episode, just like the old ones!
We in Flanders also have one such soap. 30 years, national tv began airing a series about a bunch of friends who play footie for fun (they really are the worst team in the world). They have one bumpy field to play on. On one side of the field is a pub, their club house, run by Pascale and her then husband. On the opposite site is a garage, of which the owner bears a grudge against the team because of all the broken windows... A typical setting, and that's the main reason why the series was - and still is - so succesful!
All of this time, the episode have been aired on TV, even when the last episode dates back to 2009. And it still ranks in the top ten of viewers ratings. It's safe to say everyone in Flanders (and beyond) knows De Kampioenen (the champions).
Yesterday evening it was announced that new episodes of this succesful series will be made, and then broadcasted in the course of 2021. With the same actors as in the original ones. Only Pascale's husband won't be present, as he took leave of the club and now lives in Africa with his new wife.
Everyone is excited about this news, and they made a big show of announcing it. So in some twenty or thirty years from now, they still will be running these new episode, just like the old ones!
Sunday, October 20, 2019
Getting in the mood for Halloween
Because we have a rather big house, we like to lighten it up with decorations according to the season. Up at the attic we have those big boxes labelled: Christmas, Valentine, Easter, Summer, Autumn, Halloween.
Yesterday we thought it was time to change the autumn decoration for that of Halloween. It's always fun to do this. Brings some spirit into the house.
For a change we'll be home for Halloween this year. Most of the time we're somewhere abroad. Last year we were in Manchester and the year before in London. Once we went to a concert in Leeds on Halloween night, and when we returned from the arena, the streets were full of people dressed up. They don't do that here (so much) over here.
Halloween is a custom not original to us, it came from across the sea. Here in Flanders, when we were young, there was only All Saints Day - which meant our grandma baking waffles all day to feed all her granchildren! After the obligate visit to the churchyard to put flowers on the graves of the deceased, we came home to put our feet under the table and enjoy. Those were the days!
We really had a great childhood, in which we were allowed to be children and think of nothing too important. Nowadays I notice that many a kid isn't allowed to be kid, has to act as a grown-up.
What about you? Do you like decorations?
Yesterday we thought it was time to change the autumn decoration for that of Halloween. It's always fun to do this. Brings some spirit into the house.
For a change we'll be home for Halloween this year. Most of the time we're somewhere abroad. Last year we were in Manchester and the year before in London. Once we went to a concert in Leeds on Halloween night, and when we returned from the arena, the streets were full of people dressed up. They don't do that here (so much) over here.
Halloween is a custom not original to us, it came from across the sea. Here in Flanders, when we were young, there was only All Saints Day - which meant our grandma baking waffles all day to feed all her granchildren! After the obligate visit to the churchyard to put flowers on the graves of the deceased, we came home to put our feet under the table and enjoy. Those were the days!
We really had a great childhood, in which we were allowed to be children and think of nothing too important. Nowadays I notice that many a kid isn't allowed to be kid, has to act as a grown-up.
What about you? Do you like decorations?
Thursday, October 17, 2019
Day against cancer
A yellow ribbon - a small gesture, but it means so much to all of those who suffer cancer.
The organisation Kom Op Tegen Kanker (Fight against cancer) is doing this already for the 20th time. It's a day, in which we fasten a yellow ribbon to our coat (or whatever) to show our solidarity with those who suffer the illness that still kills most people in our society.
When you walk through town, you'll notice plenty of people wearing yellow ribbons. As a cancer patient myself, I experience that most people have lots of empathy for cancer patients. All of my friends and acquaintances are truly relieved when I can tell my latest scan was more than okay. They tell my how they like me feeling well - and for me, that's also a great feeling. I also appreciate my sister a lot, who does show me lots of sympathy and does all she can to keep me happy.
So: thanks a lot to all!
The organisation Kom Op Tegen Kanker (Fight against cancer) is doing this already for the 20th time. It's a day, in which we fasten a yellow ribbon to our coat (or whatever) to show our solidarity with those who suffer the illness that still kills most people in our society.
When you walk through town, you'll notice plenty of people wearing yellow ribbons. As a cancer patient myself, I experience that most people have lots of empathy for cancer patients. All of my friends and acquaintances are truly relieved when I can tell my latest scan was more than okay. They tell my how they like me feeling well - and for me, that's also a great feeling. I also appreciate my sister a lot, who does show me lots of sympathy and does all she can to keep me happy.
So: thanks a lot to all!
Monday, October 14, 2019
Miss Felicity's Dilemma
Today we welcome author Eileen Dreyer, who's presenting her latest novel: Miss Felicity's Dilemma, a sweet regency romance available as of October 8th. This book blast tour goes on from October 14th to October 18th.
Eileen Dreyer will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN gift card to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour. Please use the following link to place your comment:
http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/28e4345f3198/
Blurb
Excerpt
Author bio and links
Eileen Dreyer will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN gift card to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour. Please use the following link to place your comment:
http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/28e4345f3198/
Blurb
ALL SHE WANTS IS HER OWN HOME
Miss Felicity Chambers is the new teacher of piano and deportment
at Miss Manville’s Academy for Superior Girls. There is no reason a duke should
contact her. There is certainly no reason she should marry his son. But that is
evidently what the duke wants. Felicity should be delighted. But the orphaned
schoolteacher has long since stopped believing in fairy tales. If only the
duke’s son weren’t so compelling…
ALL HE WANTS IS THIS HOME
Lord Flint Bracken knows just what is behind the duke’s command,
and it isn’t an attempt to secure a happily-ever-after for his son. The
proposal is one of the duke’s schemes. Flint has no choice but to cooperate,
though, or he risks more than his home. He risks national security. So court a
penniless schoolteacher he must. He should be furious. But Felicity Chambers
isn’t at all what he expected. She might very well be what he wants…
Excerpt
It
was Miss Felicity Chambers’ considered opinion that more time needed to be
spent cleaning beneath beds. She came to this conclusion when the urge to
sneeze overtook her as she crouched under the bed of her host, her heart
pounding and her eyes squeezed shut.
“You
haven’t seen her?” a voice rumbled above her.
“I’ve
been looking for you,” answered the sultry tones of a woman.
A
very sultry woman. Felicity wished she had the knack for sounding so
interesting, rather like she thought a siren might sound when calling sailors
to their doom. Sadly, she merely sounded like the new teacher of piano and
deportment at Miss Manville's Academy for Superior Girls she was. Well, that
she had been before the surprise correspondence from the man who was standing
four feet from her twitching nose. Lord Flint Bracken.
Flint,
Felicity thought with a scowl. What kind of self-respecting duke named his son
after quartz? Shouldn’t his name be Reginald, or Cyril? But then, from the
sound of his voice, she doubted very much that he resembled a Cyril of any
kind.
“It
was my father’s request,” he was saying, sounding bored. “Bring the chit here
and tell her of the bequest.”
Felicity
almost bumped her head on the underside of the bed. Bequest? Her eyes popped
open. What was he talking about?
Author bio and links
New
York Times Bestselling, award-winning author Eileen Dreyer has published 40
novels and 10 short stories under her name and that of her evil twin, Kathleen
Korbel in contemporary romance, paranormal romance, historical romance,
romantic suspense, mystery and medical forensic suspense. A proud member of
RWA's Hall of FAME, she also has numerous awards from RT BookLovers and an
Anthony nomination for mystery. She is now focusing on what she calls historic
romantic adventure in her DRAKE'S RAKES series. A native of St. Louis, she
still lives there with her family. She has animals but refuses to subject them
to the limelight.
Nook
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/miss-felicitys-dilemma-eileen-dreyer/1133345594?ean=2940163616749
Sunday, October 13, 2019
Rainy weekend at the coast
We decided to spend the weekend at the coast. They had predicted nice weather, with high temperatures and lots of sun.
The reality is different. Already on Friday afternoon it was raining, and yesterday it rained all day. This morning we woke up to ... indeed, rain!
Luckily there are the World Champignonchips Gymnastics to keep us occupied for some time. We went outside for a quick stroll (have to get a fresh nose every now and then) and then made coffee and watched the various finals.
What interested us most, of course, was the Ladies Final Uneven Bars. It's here we have the best gynast in the world, Nina Derwael.
The other competitors were good as well, but Nina did a flawless excercise and won most points. Yeah, she's World Champion once more!
When it continues to rain this afternoon, we can watch more gymnastics. It's a sport I like to watch, having done gymnastics myself when I was a young girl - not that I was very good at it! They only thing I could do well was climbing a rope.
The reality is different. Already on Friday afternoon it was raining, and yesterday it rained all day. This morning we woke up to ... indeed, rain!
Luckily there are the World Champignonchips Gymnastics to keep us occupied for some time. We went outside for a quick stroll (have to get a fresh nose every now and then) and then made coffee and watched the various finals.
What interested us most, of course, was the Ladies Final Uneven Bars. It's here we have the best gynast in the world, Nina Derwael.
The other competitors were good as well, but Nina did a flawless excercise and won most points. Yeah, she's World Champion once more!
When it continues to rain this afternoon, we can watch more gymnastics. It's a sport I like to watch, having done gymnastics myself when I was a young girl - not that I was very good at it! They only thing I could do well was climbing a rope.
Friday, October 11, 2019
Reading is important
In recent times, not so many people read anymore. The younger generation is all into their online games and social media, but they rarely read a novel.
Yet it is so good to read (a lot). Of course, you need the encouragement of others around you. When you grow up in a family where everyone reads books, you'd automatically take one into hand as well. That was the case for me.
When I was a toddler, I sat on my granddad's lap when he read to me from Alexandre Dumas (in French). Although I didn't understand a word, I must have caught some of the meaning, because when you ask me what these books are about I can give you the synopsis (and I only read The Three Musketeers later on)...
When I began school, all the primary teachers told my parents what a huge imagination I had. I wrote (short) texts for school about sampans in Hongkong, for instance. All the other kids in my class hadn't even heard of sampans nor of Hongkong.
As I grow older, I tend to read more and more. I want to embroaden my knowledge because you can find a lot of information in books. And for non-English speakers, reading in English is great to widen your vocabulary and your knowledge of slang.
My most favorite genres in reading are thrillers (so many good ones on the market now!), historical fiction (which I write myself) and sometimes a sweet romance.
What are your favorites?
Yet it is so good to read (a lot). Of course, you need the encouragement of others around you. When you grow up in a family where everyone reads books, you'd automatically take one into hand as well. That was the case for me.
When I was a toddler, I sat on my granddad's lap when he read to me from Alexandre Dumas (in French). Although I didn't understand a word, I must have caught some of the meaning, because when you ask me what these books are about I can give you the synopsis (and I only read The Three Musketeers later on)...
When I began school, all the primary teachers told my parents what a huge imagination I had. I wrote (short) texts for school about sampans in Hongkong, for instance. All the other kids in my class hadn't even heard of sampans nor of Hongkong.
As I grow older, I tend to read more and more. I want to embroaden my knowledge because you can find a lot of information in books. And for non-English speakers, reading in English is great to widen your vocabulary and your knowledge of slang.
My most favorite genres in reading are thrillers (so many good ones on the market now!), historical fiction (which I write myself) and sometimes a sweet romance.
What are your favorites?
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
The Gumbeaux Sistahs
Today my guest is author Jax Frey. Jax is doing a virtual book blast tour for The Gumbeaux Sistahs, a fiction humor/women's lit available now. This tour will take place from October 7th to October 11th.
Jax Frey will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour and a print copy of the book (US ony) will be awarded to a second randomly drawn winner. Please use the following link to place your comment and a chance to win:
http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/28e4345f3190/
Blurb
Excerpt
Author bio and links
Jax Frey will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour and a print copy of the book (US ony) will be awarded to a second randomly drawn winner. Please use the following link to place your comment and a chance to win:
http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/28e4345f3190/
Five Southern women wage a hilarious war against the ageism
problems of one of their deep-in-trouble sisters using their improbable
friendships, evil-genius schemes, oh-so-numerous cocktails, and a shared
passion for good gumbo.
When southern artist, Judith Lafferty, loses her long-time,
prestigious museum job to a much younger man, she finds herself devastated,
alone in her sixties, and on the brink of financial disaster. Enter the
incomparable Gumbeaux Sistahs, who deliver day-old coffee to her front door as
a ploy, then go on to kidnap her, feed her excellent gumbo, and come up with
outrageous solutions to her problems. Their motives are just good excuses to
drink wine, have a great time, argue over whose mother makes the best gumbo,
and, most of all, help a sister out. Ageism, dangerous boyfriends, deep
loneliness, and any other challenges that can face the over fifty crowd don't
stand a chance against these five resourceful ladies. The Gumbeaux Sistahs is a
heart-warming, smart story of friendship and unexpected shenanigans that you do
not want to miss.
Excerpt
At 3 p.m., she found herself in the
living room, feet-up on the coffee table, sweaty, dirty and exhausted. Then the
doorbell rang. In her mind she could hear her kids saying to her, “Don’t kill
whoever it is, Mom, it’s probably just the mail lady delivering the mail as she
does every day. You need the mail, Mom. Please don’t hurt the nice lady.”
She chuckled in spite of herself,
and went to greet the mail lady, who had seen Judith looking this bad a time or
two before from doing chores around the house. So Judith was not worried about
her appearance when she swung open the front door. Before she could get it
completely open, a hand carrying a coffee cup appeared around the corner, and
came dangerously close to poking her in the eye.
“Hello, dear,” came a cheerful voice
from the other side of the door. “You forgot your coffee yesterday, so we
decided to bring it to you.”
Judith peered around the coffee cup
and the door, and was completely shocked to find the four women from the coffee
house yesterday, standing on her front steps. Stunned, she sputtered, “What the
. . . ?”
“Special delivery!” yelled Lola,
with a huge grin on her freckled face.
“You followed me home?” said a stunned Judith,
in shock and embarrassment over her appearance. She did not want to be rude,
but this was above and beyond weird. She thought, “Have they been stalking me?
That’s so creepy!” She deeply regretted opening the door.
“Don’t be ridiculous,” said Dawn
sarcastically, checking her phone as she talked. “Nobody has time for stalking
anymore. Now we just follow people around. That’s different, right?”
“What?” thought Judith. She found
herself wondering who the heck these women really were. They looked harmless
enough, but she was suddenly filled with doubt, and a little bit of fear.
Helen gave Dawn an exasperated look
and explained, “Don’t mind her, Judith. She’s teasing. We didn’t follow you. We
know where you live. Lola lives right across the street, remember?”
Lola added with a smirk, “Don’t tell
me you forgot that already.”
“No, I didn’t — sorry.” Judith took
hold of the cup, and was surprised to find that it was cold and kind of
used-looking. A thought occurred to her and she asked, astonished, “Wait — is
this actually the same coffee from yesterday?”
“Yes, dear,” said Bea, smiling
brightly, “We took good care of it for you.”
Author bio and links
Born in New Orleans, Jax Frey came into this world, whooping and
hollering, with a sense of love and celebration of Louisiana culture, food,
family and fun. Translating that
celebration into her writing and onto canvas is her true calling. Her colorful art depicts everything-Louisiana
from her dancing Gumbeaux Sistahs paintings to her popular line of original
Mini paintings. Because over 25,000 of
the mini paintings have been created and sold into art collections worldwide,
Jax holds a world’s record for The Most Original Acrylic Paintings on Canvas by
One Artist.
Jax is also the co-founder of the Women of Infinite Possibilities,
an empowering women’s organization started in Covington, LA, where Jax lives
today with her loveable, tornado-of-a-pug named Lucy. The Gumbeaux Sistahs is
her debut novel.
Email: jaxfreyart@gmail.com
For more information please visit – www.gumbeauxsistahs.com
FB and Instagram – Gumbeaux Sistahs
Sunday, October 6, 2019
Ropin' the Moon
Please welcome author Deborah Camp today. Deborah is doing a virtual book blast tour to promote her historical romance (western), Ropin' the Moon. This book blast tour will run from October 7th to October 11th.
Deborah Camp will be awarding a $50 Amazon or B/N GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour. Please use the following link to place your comment:
http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/28e4345f3162/
Blurb
Excerpt
Author bio and links
Deborah Camp will be awarding a $50 Amazon or B/N GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour. Please use the following link to place your comment:
http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/28e4345f3162/
Blurb
He
had tumbleweed in his blood, moving from one town to the next. Traveling to
where there was trouble, Dalton Moon was hired to tame wild places with a fast
draw and an iron will. Lacy Tyrell knew that Dalton wouldn’t be around long and
she shouldn’t be tempted by him. But like the moon, his pull on her was a
natural, powerful force that she was helpless to resist.
Excerpt
“Let’s not play games with each
other, Lacy.”
“I’m not.” She glared at his hand
holding her prisoner and he loosened his hold, but didn’t release her.
“You are. You’re used to winding men
around your little finger, slaying them with your smile, and having them trot
after you like Thumper trots after me.”
“That’s an interesting image you’ve
dreamed up, Marshal, but you know absolutely nothing about me.”
“That’s true.” His tone was hushed,
soft as a feather. “But I’d like to know you. Very much.” He let her go; his
fingertips trailing down her dress sleeve.
Mesmerized by his lips forming the
words, she didn’t move. The flash of his teeth against his lower lip when he’d
said “very” and the attractive pucker of them when he’d said “much” held her
prisoner. She wanted to know the feel of his mouth on hers. Very. Much. Without
allowing herself another second to reconsider, she rested a hand on his solid
chest to steady herself and rose on tiptoes. She laid her mouth against his in
a quick, hard kiss. She heard the quick intake of his breath, felt his lips
part in surprise, and his heart kick against her palm.
Whatever
type of romance you love to read, Deborah Camp writes it. From sweet to sexy,
contemporary to historical
Author
of more than 50 romances, both contemporary and historical, Deborah received
the very first Janet Dailey Award (given to a romance novel that best addressed
a social problem). My Wild Rose deals with battered women and children in 1800s
with Carrie Nation as a character in the novel. Solitary Horseman also won the
In d’tale Magazine’s Rone Award. Deborah loves writing stories that are
centered on brave women and honorable men.
Deborah’s
books have been praised by reviewers, bloggers, and readers who love complex
characters and clever plotting. She always mixes in a bit of humor and a lot of
heart.
She’s
been a full-time writer since graduating from the University of Tulsa. Her
first novel was published in the late 1970s and her books have been published
by Jove, New American Library, Harlequin, Silhouette, Avon, and Amazon. She was
inducted into the Oklahoma Authors Hall of Fame and she’s a charter member of
the Romance Writers of America. She’s also a member of the Author’s Guild.
Communicating
with readers and other writers is something she enjoys, so don't be shy about
visiting her online.
Be
sure to join her Happy Campers Super Cool Reader Group on her website to
receive a copy of one of her romances novels free and participate in it on
Goodreads, too.
WEBSITE: http://www.deborah-camp.com
EMAIL:
deborahcampauthor@yahoo.com
PINTEREST:
http://www.pinterest.com/debbycamp44/
TWITTER: www.twitter.com/authordebcamp
GOODREADS:
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/198990
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Wednesday, October 2, 2019
Hooverphonic to compete in Eurovision Song Contest
Yesterday evening, during a daily talkshow on VRT (the public broadcaster of Flanders) it was announced that the band Hooverphonic is going to be their candidate to take part in the next Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam (May 2020).
Frontman Alex Calier of Hooverphonic said that they'd been asked three times before already, but never wanted to say 'yes' because they didn't have the right song. But now they feel they do and they are going to give their all.
It's a bit of a risk, to send an internationally known band to such a contest - but it could be worthwile! Belgium only won the Song Contest once, with Sandra Kim in 1986.
Normally the songs of Hooverphonic are quite good and I like them. This genre of music is generally not my style, but what they bring I can appreciate. I hope they'll do well, and hopefully go for the first place.
Frontman Alex Calier of Hooverphonic said that they'd been asked three times before already, but never wanted to say 'yes' because they didn't have the right song. But now they feel they do and they are going to give their all.
It's a bit of a risk, to send an internationally known band to such a contest - but it could be worthwile! Belgium only won the Song Contest once, with Sandra Kim in 1986.
Normally the songs of Hooverphonic are quite good and I like them. This genre of music is generally not my style, but what they bring I can appreciate. I hope they'll do well, and hopefully go for the first place.
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