This made me genuinely LoL: 21 Rules for Being a Better Thought Leader

Farewell, Maastricht.

A row of bicycles parked in front of a historic building with a clock tower in a spacious town square.

Farewell, Maastricht.

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Rule for life.

A wooden box contains different types of tea bags with a handwritten note inside the lid saying, There's enough for everyone's need but not for everyone's greed. Please take only what you need.

I love this piece of art in the courtyard at the University of Maastricht.

A sculpture resembling a stack of large, textured books is placed outdoors on a cobblestone surface near a building.

Seat of learning.

A sculpture resembling a stack of large, weathered books is displayed on a cobblestone street in an urban setting.

Not a happy chappie.

A weathered bronze statue of a robed, hooded figure with an expressive face is set against a blurred backdrop of a brick building and blue sky.

Maastricht station is quite impressive.

A series of colorful stained glass windows are set within a brick and stone wall beneath a vaulted ceiling with ornate architectural details.

Fourth country of the day: UK, France, Belgium and now the Netherlands. 🇬🇧 🇫🇷 🇧🇪 🇳🇱

This chap does not look happy.

A weathered bronze statue of a hooded figure stands in front of a stone building with an ornate arched window.