Scandic Bygholm Park Horsens

... so malnourished that his body physically cannot allow him to stand.

You can walk to your car and drive to the nearest grocery store for food right now.

The animal in the background is a vulture. The vulture is waiting for the girl to die so that he can eat her.

Do you ever act like a vulture around food? Has food ever looked so appealing and appetizing that you feel the need to pounce on it as a vulture would its next meal ...

... from them every day of my life. I can't wait to pass those values on to my children.

Finally, Paul ended with someone that I mentioned before in this entry: You can't take back time. I have 36 days left. This adventure, this great adventure is over in 36 days. But then another adventure beings. An even greater adventure.

It's called my life.

We are all on the same adventure. We are all the designers of our blue prints. We have ...

... w**e not close to enough time to really see it. I spent my first full day on a walking tour of the city, taking in ev**ything from Prussian history to the fall of the B**lin Wall. I ended the day with a visit to the East Side Gall**y - a stretch of the wall with murals promoting peace painted on it. Friday I took a tour to the Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen. This was as e**y as expected, but p**haps aft** seeing the effects of Apartheid in Soweto and the slave castle ...

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 ...

... made yesterday and was reported in the news (hearf from Iben). So I am late for meeting and going to be late for class as I walk to school (45 mins walk). A good thing was I have sent the final slides to everyone last night so though I was not around, they could still continue. For everyone, there are 2 times a year in Denmark that you have to make adjustment to the time - in ...

... Unpacked a while and walked to the city again to meet some exchange students for gathering. Party is starting soon. Met them at 5pm at Burger King. Apparently BK meals are cheaper than Mac meals. BK meals costs about 30 plus krone compared to Mac's 70 krone. For this, I miss Singapore too. Felt so fortunate. Today, I knew Tom from New Zealand (with Australia's ascent), Hitker and Castin from Germany, Sylvia from Austria, Julia, Nicholas and Jergome from France, Anastasia from ...

... oth**, still good) and went to a Turkish/*****ian Dinn** last night, and us Canucks are having a Canadian Thanksgiving party this Sunday. One of the french-Canadian girls has a line on some real maple syrup, so Im thinking we should have a brunch with some back-bacon and pancakes (which are v**y diff**ent from back home by the looks of it) all smoth**ed with our favorite staple condiment.

... cool the Danish are. The 2 ladies from the bar showed up on time (before us) with flowers, card and a digital video camera so they could record the wedding and give Simon and Jess the DVD. I was truly impressed with the generous nature of the Danes! The ceremony was as follows: Are You Simon Leighton...Are you Jessica James....Do you take...? Do you take...? You are now man and wife.....It happened so fast I did not even have time to turn on my ...