Hello readers,
I have a lot of ideas for blog posts but I'm having trouble mustering up the enthusiasm right now. Anything you'd like to hear/see more about? I hope to write a bit about my trip to Copenhagen last weekend soon. Also when I get a new camera I'm hoping I'll be inspired to do more regular photo blogs (phlogs?)
Otherwise it is a bit of a buzzkill that it really feels like winter here - what happened to fall!? I think it was one day long. But don't worry I'm doing my best to cram in some fall spirit by making bread, carving a pumpkin, and I just got a butternut squash and hazelnuts for some future projects :) Maybe I can make some type of alcoholic fall beverage to fill the hole I'm feeling. (any suggestions?)
In the meantime here is a photo of the view from my friend Bissam's place, where she hosted a dinner for some of the planning folk last week. Her apartment has a great room on the top with a big kitchen, tv, speakers, foosball, etc. You can use it any time or you can pay a bit to reserve it for parties and so on. Quite a nice feature!
I have a lot of ideas for blog posts but I'm having trouble mustering up the enthusiasm right now. Anything you'd like to hear/see more about? I hope to write a bit about my trip to Copenhagen last weekend soon. Also when I get a new camera I'm hoping I'll be inspired to do more regular photo blogs (phlogs?)
Otherwise it is a bit of a buzzkill that it really feels like winter here - what happened to fall!? I think it was one day long. But don't worry I'm doing my best to cram in some fall spirit by making bread, carving a pumpkin, and I just got a butternut squash and hazelnuts for some future projects :) Maybe I can make some type of alcoholic fall beverage to fill the hole I'm feeling. (any suggestions?)
In the meantime here is a photo of the view from my friend Bissam's place, where she hosted a dinner for some of the planning folk last week. Her apartment has a great room on the top with a big kitchen, tv, speakers, foosball, etc. You can use it any time or you can pay a bit to reserve it for parties and so on. Quite a nice feature!
Night life, common meals, local cats and dogs, shopping frustrations, the docks, inspirational pastries, Danish jokes about Danes, Danish jokes about Americans, WW II anecdotes, fish-eating habits.
ReplyDeleteIn addition to this list I have received (via private communication) this from Greg Kramer:
ReplyDelete"I thought it would be cool to do a local food blog post with hecka pics for one...maybe some local brews or something. Maybe some grocery store pics. "
I will start this new reader-inspired series as soon as this week is over - I have a paper due every day!!
Hey Bree, I lost track of your blog and happily found it again today. Thank you so much for writing- I'm sure it can be a pain but it is so nice about what's going on during your BIG ADVENTURE. So, potential topics: Describe some and tell about if you are enjoying the open face sandwiches or other typical Danish foods. What is the length of day now and how do the Danes (and you) cope? How do the Danish differ from the Americans in terms of consumerism and shopping? What do you love about Denmark that you wish America would adopt? How do you find the people? Your pal, Mary
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