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The sun sets at about 9 pm |
The city of Odense celebrated the Hans Christian Anderson festival for the whole week and my school took all the music students (that includes me) to Odense to hear an orchestral music concert. That was the first time I attended an orchestral concert in my life. So you see, through the exchange program, one get's to see things they have never experienced before.
Tomorrow, I leave for my intro camp. Intro camp is where all of us exchange students who have arrived in Denmark meet and are introduced to the rules and regulations of the exchange program. We are also introduced to the language and culture of Denmark. Along with that we have really fun activities light sightseeing, partying and a bonfire. I'm the only exchange student in my club and school so I haven't really met any of the exchange students (I met some on the flight to Denmark). I couldn't be more excited about intro camp. It's great fun being with Danish people, but the feeling of being with other exchange students, the people who can relate to you, seems welcoming.
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Special Danish rye-bread |
I've been here for only two weeks but it feels like a month. I know by know that the Danes really know how to party! Oh, and for all those who think that the most meat eating country in the world can't cook up a good vegetarian meal, you are mistaken.
Love reading your weekly blog. It speaks a lot more than what you normally share on iMessage. How does the rye-bread taste? You seem to be enjoying the challenge of being the only exchange student!
ReplyDeleteI don't share much on iMessage because then there would be no reason for you to read the blog ;) the rye-bread is okay; you need to acquire a taste for it... Yep, I'm kinda enjoying!
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