526 Huis te Landelaan, Rijswijk (ZH) |
88 Pisuissestraat, Den Haag-Loosduinen |
372 Rembrandtweg, Amstelveen |
Photo dates
Huis te Landelaan, Sep. 5, 2011
Pisuissestraat, Aug. 24, 2011
Rembrandtweg, Sep. 10, 2011
526 Huis te Landelaan, Rijswijk (ZH) |
88 Pisuissestraat, Den Haag-Loosduinen |
372 Rembrandtweg, Amstelveen |
I think it's a wonderful idea to write about where we used to live. You are lucky to find the places still there and looking good. I did this last year and so many of the houses were gone.
ReplyDeletehet aantal 'homes' alleen al is indrukwekkend !
ReplyDeleteInteressant te lezen waar mensen zoal terechtkomen al dan niet per toeval.Je hebt vaak moeten verhuizen, wij maar twee keer en dat is te zien aan de hoeveelheid spullen die we inmiddels hebben verzameld. Misschien tijd om ook eens naar iets anders uit te kijken?
ReplyDeleteSpending 35% of your salary on rent doesn't seem that outrageous to me. So did you prefer Amstelveen (ie the Amsterdam region) over The Hague?
ReplyDelete@biebkriebels
ReplyDeleteHet is een misvatting dat veel verhuizen ook betekent veel opruimen :)
@Rob
In those days the norm was 17%. And it was not so much a matter of preference. It was a choice between following your work and travelling in a bus for 90 minutes one way. And we choose to live near the KLM HQ.
Hi Peter,
ReplyDeleteI was just looking at your home at Amstelveen-Rembrandtstraat and wonder why we never met on the saturday market or the shopping senter.
Our Home between 1976 and 1981 was a couple of streets further at Molenweg 26. If Gerda put a candle in the window I could see it from my office in the corner of the fifth floor.
And incidentally, the History of houses can also add a lot of info to one's Genealogy. If you are interested I could e-mail you quite some nice examples of that.
brgds - Hans
@Hans
ReplyDeleteWhy we never met at the market or the shopping center? Well, that's easy, those do not belong to my favorite activities, to put it mildly :)
Going to the HO I biked my way there via the Molenweg. But I never noticed the candle :)
I know one can dig up the history of houses in say Amsterdam but I am curious to read your example!