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Farah Al Mazouni 🇸🇾 🇺🇸
Farah believes she's been on many adventures during her millennial life, each for a different (sometimes invisible) purpose. The latest adventure whisked her away to Amsterdam for love, and what a magical surprise she found in this city. Armed with imaginary confetti in her pocket, and ready to celebrate all wins, big and small, Farah says "ahla w sahla" or “welcome” to her latest adventure in this wonderland.
14 forward-thinking things Dutch people do
Throughout history, the Dutch have encouraged innovation, development, and creativity in many arenas.
In fact, the Netherlands is...
Dutch Quirk #37: Eat kibbeling whenever possible
The Dutch have a special place in their hearts for fried snacks and finger food. Add fish...
Dutch Quirk #17: Treat the public footpaths like their personal terrace
Imagine this: You have the bikes parked in a row on one side of the street. Then...
Dutch Quirk #114: Throw their kids in a giant cargo bike
Whether you've visited the Netherlands at some point in the past or happen to live here long-term,...
Dutch Quirk #43: Hang a birthday calendar in their bathrooms
You read that right. It's the mighty verjaardagskalendar: a calendar that holds birthday reminders and party possibilities,...
Doe normaal: behind the Dutch concept and mentality
The saying goes like “doe maar gewoon, dan doe je al gek genoeg” in Dutch, or ‘just...
Dutch Quirk #115: Sit on terraces year-round
Rain or shine, Dutchies are always up and ready for terrasje pakken (grabbing a terrace). What's the...
Dutch Quirk #21: Put mayo on absolutely everything
Dutch mayonnaise is on another level. For expats, the condiment is different in flavour for sure, but...