9.7.10

Århus and Maja - Day 1

One of my dearest friends, Maja, lives in Århus. I don't get to see her that often, which is why I hope she'll move to Copenhagen when she starts her Master's.

I visited her not so long ago and it's always great.
We spent the first part of the day strolling around Århus, catching up and talking about everything under the sun. After some time we went to her place, where we continued the talking in the company of tea and good music. Even later we ate sushi, drank sherry and listened to Leonard Cohen.

The evening ended at the student's house in Århus where we drank beer and watched the football match Denmark-Cameroon with some of Maja friends. It was so much fun, and we kept yelling the whole evening like we knew it.





29.6.10

Helsingør

Our trip to Helsingør was really meant to be a trip to Gilleleje, but some problems with the trains left us at this historical city (I guess most cities are historical in one way or another, but some of you might know this city from the stories about Hamlet).
We walked around in the city, at the beach and in a random forest that we saw on our way. I had a great day, and it made me think that sometimes you need to embrace the unexpected stops that your train makes.




8.6.10

Mor

Here are some photos of my amazing mum and a friend of hers.
My mum and younger sister live in Odense. We've always moved a lot so for me home is defined by people not by places. Everytime I visit them, no matter where they live, I feel like I'm home. It's a great feeling. I wish I could visit them more, but unfortunately the train ride is really expensive.



(My mum is the blonde if you hadn't guessed)