So, for the benefit of my friend Barbara, and others who might not have Facebook access, here is Josie in Belgium:
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| On the way to work... |
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| She has often walked down this street before...knowing she's on the street where she works... |
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| 65 rue des Tanneurs, Les Archives à la Ville de Bruxelles |
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| Inside the archive... |
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| What's behind the black curtain? Josie's own personal Hell: Hot and Dark | s |
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| There is standing room only, as she wears a smock, mask and gloves and works for hours at a time. |
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| She photographs things like this... |
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| and this... |
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| and these. |
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| When she looks out the window she sees this... |
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| If she gets out at the WRONG Metro stop, she sees this. |
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| She goes home to her host family, where she can hang out with Louisa. |
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| Louisa, Josie, Regina out seeing the sights. Josie loves Louisa and Regina so much! They are awesome! |
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| According to Wikipedia: The Atomium is an iconic building in Brussels originally constructed for
Expo '58, the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. Designed by the engineer
André Waterkeyn with interiors by architects André and Jean Polak, it
stands 102 m tall. |
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