168 hours. 7 days. one week.
In exactly one week from now, I will "supposedly" be walking in my garage door (assuming flights and such are all on time). wow. Just as unbelievably as this semester arrived and I was trudging my two huge suitcases through snow at Nørreport Station, not having a darn clue what direction to go, the semester is ending and I am excitedly biking the 26km from Smørum into København. Crazy. I am going home. I am also leaving a place I can call home. I do call home. I will continue to call home. I am currently working on a list of my favorite memories of Denmark/the things I will miss most, and I will hopefully/maybe blog those later. But right now, just a few pictures of the place I can really now call home. I will miss this place a lot a lot a lot. And the people I've met, Americans, Ugandans, and of course Danes! I just heard this song, Time of Our Lives, by Tyrone Wells (sea breeze, happy as the sun- two other super awesome songs to check out), and while it is a graduation song I think, I am sneaking two lines of it in here to describe leaving Denmark and these people that I love... :)
We say goodbye, we hold on tight
To these memories that never die
I know, so intense, so cliche, I love it. haha but really! okay, enough ranting, gotta "study" for that final tomorrow so now just pictures...NOTE: after my last final tomorrow, I am really excited to talk about the best finals week that has ever existed in the history of finals weeks...but I don't want to jinx it so I will refrain until tomorrow :)
MY HOME.
(Denmark Edition)
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| the house |
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| my bed |
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| snowy window view |
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| SPRING window view |
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| my desk wall, covered in my free postcard collection and letters from people :) |
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THE BIKE PATH IS SO BEAUTIFUL IN THE SPRINGTIME :)
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| bike path to Måløv |
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| bike path to Måløv |
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| bike path to Måløv |
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| bike path to Måløv |
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| such a love-dislike relationship |
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| Måløv |
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| S-toget <3 |
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| min familie |
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| Amalie :) |
Oh, I will miss this place. When I get really desperate and miss riding the S-tog more than I can bear, I can check out this link : http://youtu.be/EN1sJPK4tcQ (copy and paste!!) and feel a bit better about life. Yup, this is a 25 second clip of the train I can take home leaving a train station. Thank you Christina, for enlightening me to the wonderful extent to which YouTube can fuel an unhealthy love of København, and in this case, the commuter train :)
Vi ses i morgen, hej hej :)
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