Tobias, a german friend
the cakes at Cron & Lanz, the most happening place to be if you feel like being fancy
Could you please pose for a picture?
cookies and more cookies, and then some cookies and crackers too.
the crew eating the cake at cron & lanz on a leisurely sunday,.
Me and my swiss apple. yummmmm... all it needed was to be warm and with ice cream.
dainty Rachel
climbing the Johanniskirche, one of the rousing bell chambers of the city,
creaking "stairs" (ladders) that made your heart skip a beat.
yay we made it!
the Markt square of Göttingen from the top of the world!
Fischmäc!
on my way to Denmark: the rolling hillside of rapeseed plants! (NOT MUSTARD, i am told)
a truly passing castle. i had better pictures but i like the fact that you can see i am on a train.
Alexandre from Quebec! He was on this year long journey to Australia. He told me lots of stories and kept me company for 5 hours, after I missed by train and got rerouted.
Surprising Bjarke at Bloomsday in Copenhagen. (with Jon and Søren)
The Frederiksberg Garden where we picknicked on a nice day... I love these trees, they remind me of royal things.
Danish people without shirts... typical scene of early summer, and of all summer.
Our assortment of things to put on your various breads.
me in fancy sunglasses with shirtless danes in the background.
Nanna and me!
some very majestic building in the garden.
eating falafel, pretending to think it's even half as good as the ones in göttingen at Imbiss Ararat.
Grilling at the parents house in Landerslev!
Anne & Jørgen (Bjarke's parents), and Bjarke and ME enjoying a rainless day.
Oh my gosh! Another pretty day in Denmark. Guess that calls for Minigolf!
You can also race gocarts at the minigolf place, but it costs oh, a little more.
Very high tech mini-golf, with simply impossible goals... Check out that little hole you're supposed to get it through!
It's HAWT! Bjarke won!
Licorice sprinkles on soft ice... EWWWW
the boys playing soccer at the BBQ
Back from Denmark, at the Sportler Party with 3000 other people....
Me playing with long exposures.
Viele Leute! Lots of people!
At my study center director's house party... good food, good company! You are looking at ELke, the woman in charge @ the study center, rachel, cassandra, and lucia from croatia.
Even little german kids are taller than me!
About 8 am, the Swedes and me on our way with the rest of the Business German class to Frankfurt.
The European Central Bank, where people figure out just what their plans our for the common currency of rougly 308 million people.
The Swedes and their pretty flag.
but I'm danish?
After our bags being xrayed, our passports checked, and our bodies scanned, we all felt like we were onto a big journey. What we got was this presentation before we were whisked out again.
sandich vending machine.
My favorite part about the bank was taking a picture in front of the giant euro!
At the Börse, or Frankfurt stock exchange, with the local wildlife. They call it a bull market when the market's going up.
And then the cute little bear, when the market's going down.
Our cute little group of sweltering foreign students in the mood for a little sightseeing.
Inside the Börse, where people are at work. It's not like the NYSE with flying papers and scampering people. These people all looked like the just got back from a yoga retreat.
More yogis. Note the far right guy, watching a tennis match.
Mercedes Benz cafe spot.
This one's for you, dad.
At the IKEA table, with the swedes.
A couple of bikes at the train station
I mean, it's not THAT hard to find your bike again after a long train ride... Just don't forget exactly where you put it.
A weird gothic concert that I came upon on my way home.