Hangover Hash...

Somehow we managed to get out of bed in time for Sunday’s Hangover Hash...

...which ended with lunch in a park. Now we finally understand why everyone’s always raved about the BMPH3 Christmas Party Weekend as it really was great.

On our way back to the train station, we stopped in this cool bunch of curtains of lights that changed colors.

I liked this view of the Le Carillon du Mont des Arts clock with 24 bells, 11 of which are visible at the bottom, and 12 historic figurines representing each hour. I didn’t realize until I was writing this post that I had cut off the most important part of the clock: the Jacquemart character at the top which strikes a giant bell with a hammer marking every hour. It’s rumored to have been built for the 1958 World’s Fair in Brussels.