Our house - our castle

On Sunday we moved house. Now we`re staying in a marvellous house, with an ultra modern kitchen. However, we as students from Eastern Europe had some problems operating these high-technologies but we made it in the end.

Everybody has his or her own room and we share the kitchen, living room and bathroom.

Esther, 3 Polish girls and one girl from Turkey live on the first floor and I and Katka have 2 rooms available on the ground floor plus the living room. Excellent.

Leaving for Denmark

Got up at 2 A.M.

Set off at 2.30.

Arrived at Ruzyne Airport at 4.30.

Having my luggage packed in the protective foil I self checked myself and got my boarding card.

Get on the plane with Vojta and Katka and arrived in Denmark at 8.25.

Searching for the right train in Copenhagen. Forgot to get off the train in Kolding - 1 extra hour for traveling = more Danish places seen. Then went back to Kolding, waited for the bus to Haderslev. Meanwhile practised our German, Polish, Russian and other languages. Finally arrived in Haderslev at 18.15. Brian picked us up and lead us to our temporary flat. Walking with heavy suitcases was extremely demanding.

Party with Spanish girls, Esther and Cedric from Belgium in the evening. Our slogan: Rum - rum - rum. However, just black Danish bier was available.

What SURPRISED US MOST on Saturday:

• Silent Compartments on the train - no speaking is allowed there
• Metro trains without the driver
• Rather expensive tickets for public transport