a month today, isn't it amazing? a nice little anniversary for me and denmark. my english is getting more and more slaughtered everyday. and two flies are flirting next to the light right now. tomorrow i go to school for the first time in København. i shall wake up at 7 am, ride my bike on this little country road to Ølstykke Station, get on a train for an hour, walk through downtown for 15 minutes, and then sit sit sit. i am dreading the class but i cannot wait to be independent. i feel like maybe this is my first REAL taste of that city. and even through these foreign glasses i have already fallen in love with it.
I am trying to write one letter a day. So tonight I spent about an hour on good old Vintermægårs letter. Made a little collage on the back of a postcard. It was that or watch Danish people impersonate the likes of Britney Spears and Abba on TV.. so I opted for the cut + paste.
Today was my relaxing day before the crazy day. I took a bike ride to Snostrup Kirke, this wonderful church that I know I will be spending a lot of time at. There is a cemetary outside where about 50 people are buried, but it doesn't look like an American cemetary at all. When you walk in the gate, there is a shelter where there is a water spicket and watering cans. Then you look around and there are all these nicely trimmed hedges surrounding graves with wonderful inscriptions and little flowers growing up out of the ground. I wish I had those pictures so I could show you right now. It makes me so damn happy and I don't know why. That and getting an e-mail from my granddad who must have spent 20 minutes writing out, "We love you and we miss you. Happy Birthday on the 14th." Because I have watched him type and he just pecks at the letters. He is 80 now and he lived through a time when his house didn't have a telephone, so I doubt he gives a damn about typing.
And I don't give a damn about writing anything more, so godnat og sov godt min amerikanske venner.