Hotel Medi Ikast

... and afternoons, while in the evenings, there were performances and work demonstrations. During the second week, it was nothing but performances and talks, so sometimes people would watch 6 shows in a day! It was definitely an overload, but a very inspiring one, with great people and delicious food!

Stayed in Aarhus as our sleep over stop, mainly becasue Billund has no hostels! Didn't do anything on our night there, as it had taken us about 8 hours to make it there from Berlin, many change overs on trains!

Went to Legoland on the second day. It was ace! Though many children running around, & they seem to think that Criel as an amazing city in Scotland. We eventually got water rides, something whcih we have been looking for since we started!

... cool ride because an elevator-like belt pulls you straight up in order to get to the top of the drop.  All of the rides were very kid friendly and visual; it was cool to see all of the things that could be made with legos.  

 There were a lot of children in the park; however, in contrast to America, none of the children were on leashes.  Interestingly, many of them had their phone number written on their arm in ...

... their arms or had purchased armbands that listed the names of their parents and contact info. They had more supervision than I had noticed in Copenhagen but the lack of leashes was reflective of the Danish culture. Further, Lego play stations were located in the midst of the lines so that the children could occupy themselves while their parents made their way through the ride line.

There was also more freedom in the ride lines – at ...

Silkeborg was a beautiful little city built around it's river. It had walking paths by the river, and in the summer had river cruises. Such a pretty place. One thing that caught our attention was the garages for boats, complete with roller doors and all.

... pealed more potatoes than a camp kitchen, made corn bread and cooked two turkeys. I then caught the bus to the train station to pick up my 3 Kiwi friends who would be joining us from other parts of Denmark for thanks giving. We then proceeded to make the second pavlova of the week. It was a great night, the pav sort of came alive and exploded, it was enormous but it tasted great. The next day us 4 kiwi's, 2 Americans and a Alaskan girl made our way into ...

... on this. I rather go for trips. I had International Marketing lecture today in a classroom (U112) at U-Building. Marketing lessons are always boring as it is so theory. It can be really fun if the professor is super hyper. Back in SMU when I took my Strategic Brand Management, I was taught by a hyper professor, John Davis. He is really hyper and it is always a pleasure to attend his class though his class started at 3.30 pm and ends at 6.45 pm. I'll bid for his ...

... the hotel. Getting there, we came to a conclusion that we had more than enough time to visit the fresh water aquarium and zoo. Then Mladen popped up, as well, and joined us. Of course, it was nothing spectacular. But in all that greenery you can't feel bad even if you try your best, so we spent a very pleasant hour there. And then it was time for us to prepare for the upcoming gig and go to Indelukket. From that moment on, we were no tourists any more, but only musicians.

... i en lufthavn. Vi skal lige en tur igennem en immigrations-baas, hvor vi faar vores midlertidige visa helt uden problemer. Derefefter gaar vi haabefuldt ned og venter paa vores bagage, efter et stykke tid med nervoesitet dukker de endelig op. Fantastisk! Vi gaar op og jeg haever 40.000 yen! Vi finder frem til en toglinie fra lufthavnen indtil Tokyo. Da vi skal koebe en billet bliver det svaerere - alt staar paa japansk! Vi finder frem til en vi synes ser rigtig ud... Da vi ...

... she went back to live with her family in Norththailand and she has asked me if I will come and visit her and her family and then I think she will maybe show me a bit around in the area. Im looking very much forward to it... From the end of january I will be travelling with a girl called Vibeke who I've gotten in contact with in one of the danish backpackerpages. We are going to India together a couple of months from the beginning of february I think ...