Hotel Lundia

... lost once which is amazing since we didn't have a good map to guide us! <br>At the castle we checked out a place where we could park our camper and even managed to get electricity from the hotel :-) It's amazing how easy it is to travel with a camper in Sweden!! Later we headed to Lund to meet up with the happy couple and the rest of the Shanghai gang. It was amazing to catch up with all of them!!!<br>

... and I decided that I needed a cup of coffee first in order to really get serious about things - so I stepped into the kitchen, making sure to avoid kicking over the useless oven doors as I went, when I looked out our kitchen window and saw a pretty huge crowd of people and several police. "Hmmm....I wonder what that's about" I thought. A moment later, I heard a massive roar of voices begining to chant something in Swedish, but it wasn't ...

... pick up carrots onions garlic, and whatever other veggies you needed. I thought "oh, how cool and convenient are those" - and then I saw some similar looking packages with a whole bunch of different root vegetables that were for sale too. It had carrots and parsnips and some vegetable that looked like a purple carrot that I'd never seen before. I thought "well, I haven't had roasted root ...

... post office" in Swedish so I'll know the word to look for tomorrow because it was already past 5pm. When I get home, I check the mail because I'm waiting for something my mom sent me to get here. Instead, I find the books that I ordered from an online bookstore whose site was totally in Swedish because I heard Amazon doesn't deliver to Sweden, and that I needed for a paper that was due on Monday had finally arrived. On Thursday. (Thankfully someone ...

... the first day of school, and cluster around in small groups discussing this phenomenon for about fifteen minutes or so until the rest of the group, including the teacher, shows up. *The explanation for this fifteen minute delay is because back in the day (like the 16, 17, and 1800's) when portable time keeping devices like pocket watches, cell phones and so on were either really expensive or not yet invented, the ...

So the greeting here in Denmark is equally cute as the one in Finland, but different - it's "Hi hi!" I don't know why, but it entertained me this morning. Off to the National Museum - I must have left my iPod playing because it was dead, even though the last time I used it, it was still almost fully charged. Noooo!!! I like wandering around museums while listening to music, but there would be none of that ...

... is really friendly but seems a little out of place in a city like Copenhagen. I heard that the city wants to shut down the area due to the "crime and drugs" that have settled in the area. Personally I think the area is unique and good for the city, if you get rid of it, you won't solve the problem of crime and drugs, you'll just push it underground and to other parts of the city. Next we biked north to Kastellet. The star shaped island is undoubtedly the old location of a fortress or ...

... from "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down" and I don't drink. I had really stopped by just for the band. I know many would say "what a sin!", but no one is perfect so why would I have to be? So, when I had my morning dose of dixieland, I moved on to pick it up where I had left it off the day before. According to the city map and its walking tour suggestion, the smartest thing for me was to set towards Kastellet, or the Citadell. So that is what I did and after a while I entered ...

... amount of books and they are overflowing. The shelf next to it was built mainly by my roommate after I messed it up and it took a very strong guy to pull it apart. And over in the corner is the very very tiny kitchenette. It has two burners and a tiny fridge underneath. One of the cupboards is really shallow...maybe for spices? in other words...very useless to college ...

... jam, the air was clear. It was completely unlike Naples and even a lot of places in America. Copenhagen had beautiful architecture, and a lovely park called Tivoli that was filled with everything from rides to ballet performances, cafes and restaurants to water fountains and flower gardens. We took a boat ride along the harbor and had ...