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May. 8th, 2003 10:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shubassdkGod! It's been over a week since I updated!
Well, we had the nicest trip ever!! It was just so great, because we were only 5 and had this huge-ass house to our selves.
Day 1: Met at Østerport Station at 5 pm and took the train to Hillerød, 'Grisen' to Hundested and the little ferry (sp?) to Rørvig. We walked to the house and everything was just perfect! We ate noodle soup for dinner and started this weird jigsaw puzzle and watched "Det Brune Punktum" (the show Thea and I saw before we got together. Very weird...)
Day 2: Woke up to the lovely smell of newly baked bread, which Nicole is known and adored to do (because she wakes up too early and has nothing to do, so she bakes!) and we went bicycling to Rørvig to do some shopping (like fresh fish and potatoes). We rode another way back, because I'd gotten hay fever, but that didn't help, so I sneezed for like an hour, even though I'd taken all of my medicin. Then we went for a walk, because we had nothing to do, and walked about 2 hours with the wind straight at us and ate ice cream in 10 degrees. When we got home Nicole H (another Nicole) had baked 'kanel snegle' (some form of cinnamon buns) and later we had that fish and protatoes we bought earlier. Later that evening we saw "Crimson Tide" with the lovely Viggo! Yay!!
Day 3: The "going home"-day, which everyone hated. We ate brunch and cleaned the house, paked our bags and was out of the house at 1 pm. We had a really nice train ride back and was back in Copenhagen at 4 pm.
Monday was nothing special, really, but tuesday I saw "The Importance of Being Earnest" with Nina and we laughed and laghued, and agreed that the humour definetly didn't seem a 100 years old!
Yesterday was the seniors last school day, which means water, shaving cream and caramels in Denmark. So I only went to PE (we won our baskte ball game) and then home. Later that day Maria came over and we booked our trip to Ireland! There's no turning back now! We'll be leaving Tuesday the 24th of June and will be back the following Monday, the 30th. Two days later I leave for the USA where I'll be staying for the rest of July, so I'm pretty booked up for the entire summer holiday (which ends in the beginning of August)
That's all for now! I'll log off and go read something boring (namely society studies and Danish)
Well, we had the nicest trip ever!! It was just so great, because we were only 5 and had this huge-ass house to our selves.
Day 1: Met at Østerport Station at 5 pm and took the train to Hillerød, 'Grisen' to Hundested and the little ferry (sp?) to Rørvig. We walked to the house and everything was just perfect! We ate noodle soup for dinner and started this weird jigsaw puzzle and watched "Det Brune Punktum" (the show Thea and I saw before we got together. Very weird...)
Day 2: Woke up to the lovely smell of newly baked bread, which Nicole is known and adored to do (because she wakes up too early and has nothing to do, so she bakes!) and we went bicycling to Rørvig to do some shopping (like fresh fish and potatoes). We rode another way back, because I'd gotten hay fever, but that didn't help, so I sneezed for like an hour, even though I'd taken all of my medicin. Then we went for a walk, because we had nothing to do, and walked about 2 hours with the wind straight at us and ate ice cream in 10 degrees. When we got home Nicole H (another Nicole) had baked 'kanel snegle' (some form of cinnamon buns) and later we had that fish and protatoes we bought earlier. Later that evening we saw "Crimson Tide" with the lovely Viggo! Yay!!
Day 3: The "going home"-day, which everyone hated. We ate brunch and cleaned the house, paked our bags and was out of the house at 1 pm. We had a really nice train ride back and was back in Copenhagen at 4 pm.
Monday was nothing special, really, but tuesday I saw "The Importance of Being Earnest" with Nina and we laughed and laghued, and agreed that the humour definetly didn't seem a 100 years old!
Yesterday was the seniors last school day, which means water, shaving cream and caramels in Denmark. So I only went to PE (we won our baskte ball game) and then home. Later that day Maria came over and we booked our trip to Ireland! There's no turning back now! We'll be leaving Tuesday the 24th of June and will be back the following Monday, the 30th. Two days later I leave for the USA where I'll be staying for the rest of July, so I'm pretty booked up for the entire summer holiday (which ends in the beginning of August)
That's all for now! I'll log off and go read something boring (namely society studies and Danish)