Living in Belgium already a month now.
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I am adapting well and surprisingly, I love the cold weather.... long walks are comfortable and wonderful without kicking up a sweat. I realise that it is VERY necessary to learn ether Dutch or French...best if both, to be able to move around with ease and be independent. I am living in a Flemish area, so learning Dutch will be first on the list. I am also in the midst of paperwork with the commune ...preparations to live in Belgium. I am slowly exploring different areas, especially the different food stores that sell specific ingredients and food items for me to be able to bake my speciality cakes and cook typical Malaysian dishes whenever I crave for such
...friends that I can meet up with for coffee occasionally for a chat and sharing. Apart from this, there is not much else to tell just yet as I am still new here. Anyone wanting to connect on FB or whatsapp just message me.