Hotel Opus Horsens

... to get even half the money that is spent studying them" -Bill Vaughn

The pictures were ones that we see all the time: of malnourished children, of mothers working in fields to provide for their family, of entire families living in huts and other forms of inadequate shelter.

"Society is comprised of two classes: those that have more food than appetite and those that have more appetite than food." -Sebastien-Roch Nicholas de Chamfort ...

... All You Need Is Love" then freedom shouldn't be an issue, right? Because why deprive someone of something if you love them? And if "Love Is What Makes the World Go 'Round" then love provides us with life. And with that love, we have the ability to appreciate our life.

Thus, to me, all we need is love and everything else will follow.

Finally, parenting.

Paul asked us if we wanted to be parent some day. Many of us raised our hands, including me ...

... br>We flew through Lagos, *****ia, to Johannesburg, and I spent anoth** 13 thoroughly boring hours in that airport, but enjoyed my first real salad in 6 weeks! And last Wednesday I arrived in B**lin. That first show** was possibly the most blissful exp**ience I've had all year, or maybe ev**. Th**e is nothing like hot, streaming wat** aft** 6 weeks without it, and watching the grime peel off your skin. And my tan is still th**e - it wasn't all dirt!! I spent the first few days ...

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.

Another viking museum called Moesgard. Fantastic. There was also a forest walk that was replanted in various sections with trees that grew in different time periods of Denmarks history. One section was planted with trees from one particular era, and another section with another era, etc. You'd call it a giant open-air flora museum. It was beautiful, even in winter. There were also things like an iron age house and a stone age barrow and a more recent fishermans house etc.

... perfectly being a nice snug size. What is more, even moore importantly, getting it into the water was deeead easy. A little motor winched it off the trailer and in she went, and likewise getting it back on the trailer was a 1 man job in literally two minutes... With enough practise I maaaay even learn to do it myself one day, else of course I can always take out my trusty practical boat-loving friends with me for insurance (are you ...

... online and found that the book was of different edition. The edition I want costs more when I converted back to Sing dollars so I decided to go back tomorrow to order while collecting my International Marketing and Intercultural textbooks. Hopefully, they still have the copies which some students brought over to the shop to photocopy. *praying* Had cereal, biscuits and ham with tuna for dinner. Don't belittle these! They can fill the stomach. Anyway, I will have some ...

... me off somewhere in Århus itself, or at least someplace relatively close. No problem, he had said, and so now my stay as a musician was drawing to its close, whereas the one as a tourist was just about to begin. I was sitting on the front passenger's seat next to Peder and we had a light chat. This time with much less effort than three days before since we all were now less tired and nobody was sleepy yet. At one point I asked Peder if he ever travelled abroad, like on vacation or ...

... shock for a while, trying to comprehend modern art and then feeling compelled to douse myself with gasoline, light myself on fire and jump out a window screaming (luckily i resisted, but it could have been messy) we set off for a look around. We ended up in a pizza bistro, and ordering was absolutely classic. First my host dad tried to order in Danish, which he speaks perfectly, then the woman answered in English, so we attempted that, but then it came ...

... is fun though, I do like the fact that we could drive as fast as we wanted. Even though we rented the cheapest car money could rent we (mainly Chelise) still cruised at 150-170 km/h (93mph-105mph) but then the car starts shaking and so do we. Even at this speed cars still shot past us like we were standing still. We arrived in Horsens 8 hours later and decided to camp due to the fact that everything in Denmarks was typical European prices if not a ...