Vi ses, københavn!

[NOTE: I wrote this post two days ago, on the night train to Amsterdam. Were leaving Amsterdam tomorrow morning for brussels, where hopefully I can have free Internet and post about Amsterdam... But for now, there's this!]

We spent the last few days in wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen walking around (in the rain) shopping and sightseeing, and this morning we went to malmö. Malmö is small and there isn't that much to di compared to Copenhagen, but it's still sweden. There were a whole bunch of what looked like high school graduates in sailor costumes with bull horns and whistles making quite a spectacle of themselves, but we had a good time despite their noise and took some nice pics. 

Last night we went to lars's house for dinner, he made this amazing curry dish with lamb and olives and couscous. It was sooo good! But every day I have more meat and sugary food the more I crave a salad.... hopefully I'll be able to find something healthy soon.

Tonight is really weird; Gry brought us to the central train station, and now we're on a night train to Amsterdam, where I'm writing this to post later when I have internet. It's so bizarre! There was a gorgeous countryside sunset in the south of Denmark just before we crossed the border into Germany, where we are now.  There are 6 people to a room, which is teeny and has fold down beds like on the Viking cruise last year. We've got a cabin with two finish girls who are 17, and a swedish guy and a finish guy who are 22. Everyone is nice, but it's hard not to be wary of sharing a room with anyone else espeially when they warn us about pickpockets in the train station and even on the train.

This is the beginning of the second chapter of our trip as far as I am concerned.  Copenhagen was so familiar and so friendly, I really have no idea what to expect from the rest of out trip. I am so sad to say goodbye to Copenhagen again, but I'm looking forward to seeing a lot of new places as well. I made a promise to myself that I'm going to try to make it back to Copenhagen every year for the rest of my life, if only for a little while. I would love to spend 6 months or a war there, and going back confirmed how much I like it there.

But for now, I'm looking forward to tomorrow morning, when I'll wake up in a country I've never been to before.  It's exciting! This is why were here, and it's time to enjoy it while I have his opportunity!