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In the end the suitcase was the most important.

Not out of a materialistic view. 

Although it’s a nice thing to have.

But as a symbol.

As it enables you to go out to the world.

Like an Ikea kitchen starter set.

Or your first football kit.

You suddenly become independent, a footballer.

Or a moderator.

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It was the most intensive course i can remember.

We were like a dumpling.

Being dropped in a stew of logical frameworks

And would never be the same.

Whether we were cycling through Ixelles or St. Gilles.

Or eating Italian, Mexican or Indian

 - The belgian life style -

Objective trees surrounded us.

And suddenly the Lebanese „Mâitre de”

Subtly facilitated us towards a fuller Lebanese wine.

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And trees we built

For Widgets, For Botswana and Alcohol Abuse

In the Rue de Luxembourg.

Between King and Parliament.

Above a bar, where Hoegaarden and Leffe

Provided their own logic.

After a week we all went our way

Exhausted, physically and mentally.

On our way to a future where we would have to test our skills in real life.

But we always will have that suitcase.

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This blog describes the marvellous „facilitatiation and moderation for logical framework analyses and project cycle management „- training by the Erik Kijne (PCM group) and Frank Little (Provenium)