Elite Residens Hotel Malmo Malmö

... Reason being, in Scandinavian countries there is no such thing as a laundromat. Me. being the over-packer of the family, still had plenty of clean clothes as well as my underthings that I had kept hand washed. Let me tell you though, Bruce's socks were wanting to get up and walk away they had been dirty for so long.<br>All in all it was a pretty boring day with a lot of driving and not to many interesting sights.

... e d'un torse humain. Il s'agit du bätiment résidentiel le plus haut d'Europe. <br><br><br><br>Le pont de l'Öresund, entre la Suède et le Danemark, que nous emprunterons bientöt pour aller à Copenhague. Ce n'est en fait ni un pont, ni un tunnel, mais les deux à la fois... Bon c'est pas simple à expliquer cette affaire-là.<br>

... can hold a lot more alcohol then Kristen can. The first one we tried was 40 proof and a little too strong for us. After that we stuck with the more girly hard alcohol. Going to bed that night kristen and I were verrrrrrrrry giggly, she and I would laugh about anything. And as expected we stayed up until about 3:00 in the morning again! Elin said that when people go out to clubs and bars seriously they don't get home until 9 o clock in the morning the next day. AHH I couldn't imagine.

... photos. The only blemish, and it was minor, was the constant racket from a rock concert sound-check going on in the amphitheatre behind the pavilion. Danny and I went and talked to them before the wedding and got some silence, but they started up again really loud during the ceremony and Brain's dad had to go and sort it out. The ceremony itself was very nice. The priest was a close friend of the family (and also came to the reception), Terrence (Cecilia's brother-in-law) is a ...

... but I managed to barter with a local surf shop to take me kite surfing for an expensive private lesson (more on that later). After using up every resource the tourist bureau had to offer, I went around the city to do the touristy things like walking up the "Round Tower" for another view of the city, window shopping along Stroget street which is the main shopping district with every high end American name brand you could think of, and then relaxed by the ...

... I liked seeing the photos of the works of art that were camouflaged in France in attempts to salvage the beauty made during times of peace. Just huge monuments drapes in camouflage to protect from bombs dropping from the sky. My favorite picture was that of the photographer taking a bath in Hitler's bathtub. That was quite amusing. On to the technical museum to see Swedish technology at it's best...Go Volvo! The first area was composed of ...

... we wandered down Nyhavn, the street with the canal and the sailing ships and the colourful buildings that most people associate with Copenhagen. It was great, and lots of people where there, so we got a 5 pound (tell me about it) glass of Carlsberg each and savored the view. The wind we felt in Mon seemed to have bought the temperature down a bit and we were back into jeans and jumpers. So as the sun was going down we thought we should get going ...

... years before and that they had been the main cause to all the negative happenings and dark connotations that had followed in the wake of their arrival. But Christiania inhabitants obviously found a way to kick them eventually out and clean their act considerably. Junkies are still there, but no drug pushers any more. Of course, marijuana is still openly sold and I saw with my own eyes stands where one can buy as much of it as they like or as their money can afford them. It is ...

Well I've known Jules and Michael for three years, and they finally tied the knot! I went a few days early and got to go out for a girls' day with Jules and some others. Then Ross met me in Copenhagen for the wedding. It was a cute, small ceremony and a fun reception at Julie's parents' house. I didn't sleep well, so have to recover when I get back to London!

... t check into his room and had nothing to do. I mentioned that I had been planning on going downtown, and we made plans to head out together. I had to use the washroom before we took off, and when I came out David introduced me to Kristy, who he'd just met. Kristy was also from Australia, and had arrived the night before. She was also checking out for the 4 hours, so the three of us headed out. I played tour guide for David and Kristy and showed them how to take the ...