Belgian Quotes

“I know you're Belgian, that's where those waffles come from”
― Alan Sugar

“Saint Guy of Anderlecht was the tenth-century Belgian saint of animals, stables, workhorses, and bachelors.”
― Edmund White, Our Young Man

“I'd offer up my house, except Dad has been home nearly every night for the past week and won't be traveling again until after New Year's. Apparently, the Belgians take Christmas seriously.”
― Katie Henry, Heretics Anonymous

“You came to France to find out about our methods, and you will have observed that we don't have any.”
― Georges Simenon, My Friend Maigret

“My husband and son are at the movies, and the hellhounds, appropriately named Duvel (Duch/Belgian dialect for ''devil'') and Hexe (German for ''witch''), are in the backyard for the evening. Only the cat, Vegas (I know, right? Totally doesn't fit the theme, but she came with the name) is running around the house, She gives the newcomers a bored look before heading to the bedroom to get white fur all over my pillow. What grows on Vegas does not stay on Vegas.”
― Larissa Ione, Dining with Angels: Bits & Bites from the Demonica Universe