Showing posts with label mehul randery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mehul randery. Show all posts

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Studs Going away party for the Fab Five.


Dave presents the departing STUDS president mug to Ed

We had a wonderful evening for five of our members who are repatriating back to their home countries. Rather bittersweet as I didn't get the feeling that any of them were truly excited about leaving as they had acclimated to Belgium well and developed some good friendships. I will be sad to see all of them go as they are a truly great bunch of guys.

Chalks Coriette hosted a dinner for us at Espace 53 in the Cinquantinaire, a venue I am sure we will be taking advantage of again in the future. Dave Hutcheson did all the planning and preperation.....kudos for the great evening.


Warren wasn't as bored with us as he looks, and although he was here only a short time, and actually did do a rather unstudly deed of getting a "real" job, they are going back to Toronto.

Cathal was here a real short time, but was really getting into the hang of it, as far as living the STUD life.....if that means learning how to drink with Kjeld. Actually I don't think anyone has to teach an Irishman to drink, but I know he's not real eager to go back to Dublin.


Ray's wife looks on in horror as Ray passes the 1 hour mark of his going away speech. Ray's tour got cut short also, and I will have to say that I have never seen anyone jump into Belgian culture and people the way Ray has. He did his best to learn both languages and showed up at STUDS with many native Belgians, and really immersed himself in the experience. They are going back to Philadelphia.


Ed, our departing president is headed back to Memphis and has been here for about 5 years I believe. He was one of our more active members over the years, and I'm sure this was a very emotional experience for him as he has developed some good friendships with a lot of us and really feels like he is leaving family. Thanks for all the work and participation you've done with STUDS over the years Ed, you'll be missed.


Mehul is another one who got very active with STUDS, and the International School and probably put more effort into those things than most people do with a real job. They are going back to London, but we actually hope to still see more of him in the future as it's not far away. He was president material too......damn!

Ed turns over the presidency to Andy....our first Aussie pres!
Andy made the mistake of getting up to go the restroom, and while he was away....we elected him president. Better hold it next time.

Monday, March 23, 2009

33RD ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL AT THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF BRUSSELS (ISB)


One of our own STUDS... (Mehul) has organised the annual International Festival once again this year at the ISB. Let’s get out there this weekend in an attempt to make him look good. In the following days we will be previewing the different countries of the fair every day on the blog. Be sure to check back daily for updates.

The International School of Brussels Family Association will hold its 33rd International Festival on Saturday, 28 March 2009 from 10:00-17:00. The festival, a celebration of the diversity of cultures represented at ISB, brings together the entire Brussels community for a unique one day event.

At the Festival attendees have the opportunity to experience different parts of the world through food, costume, and music. The day also includes free entertainment from around the world at the ISB theatre.

Children will enjoy participating in face painting, the World Games, or any of the many other fun events planned for the day. At 11:00 the Parade of Nations is always a highlight of the day for all attending.

The festival is an experience for both the eyes and senses, and is great fun for the entire family. Everyone is welcome - from the ISB community to the greater Brussels community.

There is no entrance fee and ISB will be providing free shuttle bus service from Groenendaal and Boitsfort Station every 15 minutes between 10:00-17:00. Free parking is available at both stations during the day. NO PARKING AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS.

If you have any questions, or would like to volunteer for an hour or two, please contact the Family Association at festival2009@randery.com.

We invite you to come and celebrate the great diversity of the ISB community.

Website

Location:International School of Brussels
Kattenberg 19
1170 Brussels

Directions to ISB

More information: Contact Mehul Randery at intfestival@isb.be