Well during the last week of August, all the Rotary exchange students from all over Denmark had a language camp in Jutland. There were 108 of us total (it think). We stayed at this gymnasium and just had fun for a whole week!! The exchange students made parties like every night (one night, we had a toga party, another, a Brasilain night, then a Mexican...) and danced every night. Then every morning we got up and went to language school. Danish is getting so much easier because i am using it everday and adjusting to it. Pronouncation is difficult but it [View Full Entry]

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Hej! Well, i went to the soccer game with my 3rd host Far, Jorgen, and it was so much fun!! As a matter of fact i lost my voice yelling for the Copenhagen team so much!! But i loved spending time with my Far and seeing the famous sport of Europe. Language school started and it is SUPER hard! Danish is hard to pronounce and very hard to remeber! But i just keep trying and Esther and Michael work with me a lot. So it's very nice. I love the other exchange students too! They are so amazing and we have [View Full Entry]

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Hej! Well, a lot can happen in just 3 days!! My 3rd host Mor, Susanne took me on "host tour" to see my 2nd host family's house and my 3rd host family's house. My second host family's house was wonderful! I had my own room in the basement and my own bathroom down there too. Nils, my 2nd host brother, was SO excited to teach me English that he ran around the entire house pointing at things and having me say them in Danish. I can't remember a single one btu i am working on that... My mor took me to [View Full Entry]

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Well, I'll just start with the flight here: It was LOOOOOOONG!! WoW! I was fidgity and ready to just LAND! But when we did, it was incredible! Denmark is completely different from home in New Mexico. There are NO mountains. It is completely flat. But i love it! The people wear expensive brands of clothing and talk a language that will be very hard to master! But i intend to MASTER it! :o) Well, when i got into Denmark, i had a whole CARAVAN to greet me! Haha! No, but i had my first host family, Esther (mor (mother)), Michael (far [View Full Entry]

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