i love denmark

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I'm having one of those moments where it's like; shit i'm lucky. I'm in the most beautiful, exciting, free-minded city in the world. I have some of the coolest, most fun and understanding people as friends, and a host family who I now feel so comfortable with. Everytime I talk to my family back in Australia, it surprises me what amazing people they are, and how generous and supportive they are to me. I have never appreciated my family as much as I do now. I love you guys. I feel like I am becoming myself, that I am finally free of the expectations that your life unconsciously revolves around. Of course, there are those expectations that I will keep my room clean and be home for dinner, but I don't have to be "that crazy chick", or "that girl with so much energy" if I don't want to be. One boy I met here has changed himself from being a relatively nerdy guy who studies a lot, to be one of the most popular students here. He has changed a lot about himself, and although I haven't done that (rather just grow into my own skin), it's really possible to be anyone you want to be. I don't know what I'm going on about now, but basically I feel that exchange is the best thing I have ever done. I'm never going to forget this year.
Thankyou to everyone who made this possible.
I love you, Denmark.

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kaffe og kage
library

perth kids
back at intro camp

language class
i love these people

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[Anja]

words cannot explain how much i miss you. but. it sounds as if you are having the time of your life, and i cannot wait to see you when youget back from your worldly adventures. i miss you, my best mate of 12 years. i love you