When we arrived in Liege in November, I began a quest for the best Belgium beer. At
Le Vaudree II a Tripel Karmeleit was recommended. I never found a better beer (and, I certainly tried). So, for a final gathering, on Leap Year Day I invited the Marketing faculty and students for one last beer back at Le Vaudree II. After ordering the beers, I did one last "presentation" about my experiences in "Living in Liege as a Visiting Professor."
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Cecile, Stina (on her mother's lap), Michael, Marta, Simon, Candy, and Dwayne |
Le Vaudree II has a great selection of beers...over 300. I didn't get a chance to try them all. I guess I will have to return to Liege to accomplish that goal.
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Only 290 beers left to try! |
On Friday evening, Cecile Delcourt (the person who arranged my stay at HEC ULg in Liege), provided me with a list of the activities which I performed well and those which I needed to work on. So, she treated me to a "meatloaf" sandwich for lunch at Cap Sur to help me expand my thinking about lunch options beyond my standard cheese sandwich.
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My Liege colleague and friend, Cecile Delcourt. |
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