An uneventful Monday in Brussels. Two rubbish films in Cine Paris, to Fifth Avenue by 5ish, Maria looked great in tight as hell purple jumper and black jeans; and incredible wasp waist. I never realised what a tiny waist she had! The voluptuous bottom & thighs quite distracts from it. Her sister, too, looked magnificent in tight black jumper. I then now realised, what huge bosoms she actually has. Two of the South Sea Islanders came in, but not the one I liked the most and–that was it. I tried to drink more to get myself in the mood to do something but then I realised the more I drank the more I felt certain I would NOT do anything, so then I suddenly stopped drinking, tipped what I had left down the urinal, and came back for a delicious Brussels Grill steak (passing the stunning huge-knockered Carrefour girl of course), then bed. Today I planned to get the train to Amsterdam for just a day trip but when I saw it would cost me more than 100 euros I bailed out. Can go direct on Eurostar next time I travel.
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356. In the Brouckère Brussels Grill
356. In the Brouckère Brussels Grill. Waiting to give my order. All the bars of Brussels packed; plenty to check on my next trip. No Buster Keaton on the Brussels Grill TV this time. Some Fashion TV channel. After a Ciné Paris stopover, I expect I will be in Fifth Avenue by 5, and my last chance to get my end away on this trip. But only if I see someone SPECTACULAR. And my next trip? Wait for the February Vienna trip I expect. It seems no bread & butter for me here. So many bars on the way up, as I say, and not only were they all pretty packed (being a Saturday) but I want to abstain from any more drinking until I reach Fifth. I will TRY to have a beer in the Ibis bar on the way back from Fifth, just to look for that massive-knockered bar manager again. 405 now; I want my steak. I will try to get an English paper from outside Waterstone’s on the way up to Fifth, or Midi later, on the final way home. Momentous events truly are happening now. At that point, I can’t even read my own handwriting, even after just writing it. 411, quite a long wait to be honest. But, ah, they have to cook it don’t they.
So I finally finally crossed the Rubicon at Le Coin. Christy one of the two sisters
So I finally, finally, crossed the Rubicon at Le Coin. Christy, one of the two sisters from last time. Albanian. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. I of course had managed to completely anesthetise myself with beer before then, so could get no real pleasure from it except the visual, and the tactile. She was adorable. Before returning to Fifth, I stop off in the De Brouckère Brussels Grill for a steak. No bread & butter it seems. I will be back to Le Coin many times now. The first time is always the hardest. 448. The De Brouckère Brussels Grill have lost their chandelier. Chandeliers are dying everywhere. The E.N.O. lost their one years ago, now the De Brouckère Brussels Grill. Sad. Finally get one piece of bread & butter. Gorgeous. No breakfast before I left the hotel today so I am understandably starving. Christ, Christy was gorgeous.
In the Brussels Grill at De Brouckère—gorgeous blonde waitress but she appears to be the ONLY one
In the Brussels Grill at De Brouckère—gorgeous blonde waitress, but she appears to be the ONLY one. Five minutes after sitting down still waiting for my order to be taken. She is in animated discussion beside the till with a colleague who looks like a chef. They seem to be trying to divide up tips. A tense matter. This is ridiculous, must be ten minutes now. OK. She really is lovely. Braces on teeth which is always sexy. Prettiest waitress I’ve ever seen in Brussels Grill, so I excuse her the wait. But this is ridiculous—only ONE waitress? Now she seems to be talking to the manager, deep discussion. Not got any bread & butter. They always play old black & white silent films—this time Chaplin’s The Great Dictator. Wonderful.