Daniel & Ana wedding

Noi: “Daniel, hai sa facem un portret doar cu tine. Am vrea sa tii mainile in buzunar.” Daniel: “Aa… ca boierii”. Haios? Nu neaparat, dar cand auzi aceste cuvinte din gura unui olandez, cu siguranta te bufneste rasul.

Daniel este sahist. Ii plac in egala masura varza de Bruxelles si ciorba Radauteana. Ii plac bebelusii, dar cel mai mult ii place de Anusca. El apreciaza la romani interesul pe care si-l acorda oamenii unii altora (dar nu barfa).

Ana viseaza, Ana isi doreste sa zboare. A auzit de “Olandezul zburator”, si de atunci a inteles ca aceasta ar fi cea mai usoara cale spre fericire. Asa ca i-a spus “da”. Amandurora le plac calatoriile si confruntarile culturale. Anei ii sta bine intotdeauna cu un geamantan alaturi. In el cara uneori salam de Sibiu. Ea doarme ziua, si noaptea face treaba prin casa. Ii plac sabotii olandezilor, dar nu si atat de multa conopida pe cat mananca acestia. In schimb, are o mare afectiune pentru usturoi si ceapa in cantitati simtitoare.

Us: “Daniel, let’s take a picture of you. We want you to keep your hands in your pocket.” Daniel: “Oh … that landlords”. Funny? Not necessarily, but when you hear those words from a Dutch, you will definitely kill yourself laughing.

Daniel is a chess player. He equally likes Brussels sprouts and the soup from Radauti. He likes babies, but he mostly likes Anusca. He appreciates the interest that Romanians show to each other (but not the gossips).

Ana is dreaming, Ana wants to fly. She heard about the “Flying Dutch” and then realized that this would be the easiest way to happiness. So she said “yes” to him. They both like traveling and cultural confrontations. Ana always looks good with a suitcase. She sometimes carries Sibiu salami in it. She sleeps during the day, and works around the house on night time. She like Dutch pads, but not so much the quantity of cauliflower that they eat. Instead, she feels a great affection for garlic and onion, in sizeable quantities.