Wow that sounds fantastic Alex. I haven't been to Belgium but I did spend 4 weeks in Amsterdam way back in 2000. I'd love to visit there though. It's like a beer lovers Disneyland there. :)

I haven't tried the beer (I think Rotary doesn't allow alcohol drinking), but yeah, i've heard many times that Belgium has some of the best beer in the world.

Speaking of Amsterdam, i'm going there on march.

that's awesome man!  I've never been to Europe.  I'd like to go though.  This is a great opportunity, I hope you are enjoying it. 

Yeah, i'm having a very good time.

I was in Belgium a few years back for a music festival by the name of Rock Werchter. I cannot express how amazing this festival is. Always an amazing lineup and Belgian people are lovely to drink/smoke with. Lineup this year is looking great already http://www.rockwerchter.be/en/line-up

Looks really awesome. If I have the time, money and permission, I would like to go there, even if it's just one day. I'm specially interested on Thursday and Saturday.

Enjoy Belgium, I here nice things.

I wish I went away during university, to defuse all that stress.

It really is a nice place.

Have fun and be safe Alex! I wouldn't mind learning Dutch. I plan on going to Amsterdam some day before I die. Although I'd rather not say why... lol.

Is it for certain famous green leaf?....

Yum Waffleland! I wonder if there are arcades in Amsterdam and what that scene would look like. I just heard there are Japanese arcades in Wakiki, Hawaii.

I would know if there's any arcade on Amsterdam, if it wasn't for the fact that i'm not there, and neither The Netherlands but on Belgium..... oh well, horay for waffle land!

OMG there's a Waffle Land Minecraft server! Ha!

I looked up what a Rotary Club is. Interesting.

You know, for being a mundial organization, sometimes the Rotary isn't that known.

That's awesome. I so wish I had the opportunity to do something like this.

Hey, you're still young, maybe an opportunity like this will appear when you least expect it.

I live in the USA, in the Deep South.  Im not sure they speak english here either. But they sure like to eat!

I'm also like that here. I understand little but I love the food :P

That's awesome dude, hope you have a great time. I know you're there for a learning experience but have fun as well. It would be cool if you took pics and stuff and made a blog later on, but you don't have to though, just an idea. I would love to go to Russia and Japan one day. Well remember, stay in school, study hard but don't overwhelm yourself, and have fun.

Thanks. I still don't have that much photos, but i'm sure I can take some and post them during BaD.

Your ability to learn so many languages never ceases to impress me. Have fun in Belgium! That's awesome.

Thanks. Well, with Dutch it would be the third language I learn and the fourth I have, but I guess that you consider that a considarable amount of learnt languages.

So Spanish (native), English, French and Dutch (learned), right?

Yeah, something like that, though I would put Dutch as in-progress.

With me it's English (level of U.S. Graduate Student, according to St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic School and Bishop Dunne Catholic School in Dallas, TX, as well as Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, TX), Spanish (level 6, going on 7 according to duolingo, High School Diploma level according to three Bishop Dunne Catholic School courses), French (level 6, going on 7, according to duolingo) and German (Basics completed in duolingo). 

I think you'd have me beat in French and Spanish pretty handily. 

and thus it is time for you to venture forth into this new foreign land and explore all that it has to offer! Just dive in and enjoy! just make sure you don't insult someone's grandma when you try to speak the alien tongue.

Thanks for the words. Don't worry, maybe i'll insult their mother in spanish instead :P