I love it! Her bow is adorable and her dress is beautiful! That belt was made for it! I wish there was a more in depth shot of it. I’d like that belt myself. :)

Love the hat, looks like she’s out to solve a mystery…. :D

@Mel: Thanks for your tip! I looked for the belt online but I couldn’T find it:( I’ll make sure not to miss any piece from next time:)

@petitesam: Mistery!lol I need the same hat that I can understand French which is my second foreign language.sigh

@Marie Ah, bien!! C’est chic, non? Je voudrais parler Japonais une jour.. mais Japonais est plus difficile pour moi, et très belle!

@petitesam: tu parles français? tu etes française?! ah, bon, ton surnom est petitesam! Which city are you from? No concrete decision has made, yet I’m thinking of studying at Université Paris Dauphine for a year from next year since my uni requires all the students to study abroad before graduations:)

@Kjeld: Hm, I wonder how many languages you can speak!

@Marie: Haha you better not! It’s okay, thanks for looking for the belt! :)

@petitesam: I see. Nagasaki is such a nice place! Have you ever been there? Such a nice choice. Paris was the city where I first backpacked by myself so I personally have a good memory of the city:) And Canada… I just love the country so much. I’m glad there are Canadian people who like Japan, too:)

@petitesam: Your grandparents are from Holland? As you know, lots of Dutch people emigrated to Canada, esp. after WWII. Too bad you can’t speak Dutch. But it is not a great loss, there are not that many countries where you can use it. ^ _ –

@petitesam: Mijn hond eet kaas. I love that! I have never heard anyone say that before and can’t imagine how you picked it up.

The funny things is, I had the opposite experience when returning to the Netherlands for the first time after leaving 8 years earlier. During that time, I had picked up an English accent and lots of Dutch people started to speak English to me! Or they told me how good my Dutch was. That was embarrassing, too, as you imagine. I just politely thanked them without saying that I was actually Dutch. LOL