Scandic Kolding

... 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 ...

... is what I really wanted to write about today. His workshop really made me think long and hard about my life and my future.

It was about where we (as Cast B 2009) think that we will be in 20 years. Well I can't say for sure what I was thinking about 20 years ago but I'm sure my parents didn't think that I'd be in Denmark right now.

In fact, they probably didn't even imagine how talented, gorgeous, smart and amazing I'd turn out to be! ;)

Just ...

... for both adults & kids. Enjoyed the working Viking village with actors living in Ribe very much. Including a working Viking Blacksmith & potter. Its all done very well & not over priced. Reenactments of Viking skirmishes were very good & they really go for it! kids always love that bit. Sailed out on the fiord at Roskilde & even got to help rowing the boat as crew. saw the Jelling stone ...

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!

... The lines were also inventive since they had lego building stations that the children could play in while their parents went through the lines.  

The parks was also dog friendly and we saw so many cute dogs walking around!!  There were even drinking stations set up by dogs made of legos.  

Fun fact: Cotton candy in Denmark is called "Candy Floss."

We ate at a traditional Danish buffet for dinner that ...

... 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 ...

... to societal norms, then the establishment, at that time, would have had him committed. Especially, considering that Phaedrus was an English Professor. I've said it before. I am at no risk of getting addicted to anything. I might want to know why all these events and experiences are happening but there is no chance of me being obsessed with them. Which leads me to talking about the period after I got back from my Journey. I ...

... time to bring them home. We had bought a big box at the post office and the albums just about fitted in them, a bit of spare space for some clothes and books I didn't need. I had expected it to take at least 6 weeks, but the form from the Post Office said 5 - 7 working days, so Søren said the would post them next week. Couldn't risk that they actually arrived while we were still away. Far had also kept all my letters, but I wanted to take them ...

... Temperaturen udenfor terminalen var noget anerledes end dem jeg kom fra. Der var 19 grader og der faldt enkelte dråber. På vej hjem i bilen fortalte jeg en masse og da vi kom hjem, gik jeg direkte i seng. Da havde jeg været vågen i 22-23 timer. Man skulle tro at jeg så ville sove til langt op på næste dag, men nej. Jeg vågnede flere gange om morgenen og jeg tror den var 9, da jeg stod op.

... emerged to a fabulous breakfast with the family. We quickly realised we would not be losing any weight while we stayed with them, even though their whole family looked amazingly trim! Although the weather had looked a little threatening, Mike had insisted the night before that he was the 'weather man' and that it would be fine the next day for going out on Peter's speedboat, so while Mum and Gitte went for a walk, Rachel, Tom, Mike ...