At 4 AM on the day after Thanksgiving, some people are standing in line to buy flat-screen TVs. E was in our living room, sitting in the new rocking chair with C. Here's what she thought:
Thanksgiving isn't a holiday in Denmark. And for dinner we had leftover pizza. But in the last two days I went to mothergroup and chatted in Danish with five new friends and their babies. With the magic of the Internet, I spoke to my whole family in real time and "talked" with three of my dearest women friends. A sweet Danish friend borrowed a carseat, drove us all to IKEA, and watched C while B and I played Goldilocks and tried out every chair in the store. Now I'm snug under the quilt my mother-in-law made, in the chair my husband built, with my tiny girl sleeping on my chest.
So it doesn't get much better than that (unless of course we had all of you here with us too)! And in that spirit of thanksgiving, here's the best of Denmark according to E and me. Enjoy.
Music academy, Aarhus |
Looking south towards downtown Aarhus |
Aarhus Bay |
Thy National Park |
Tangkrogen |
The Aarhus Botanical Garden |
Folkeoplysningshus |
From our first apartment |
Cafe Vestergade, near downtown |
View from Aros Museum |
View towards Sweden from Louisiana Museum |
Svinekløv Hotel |
Aarhus Bay from Risskov |
Støget at Christmastime |
Marselisskov |
Near the Egtvedpigegrav |
The Egtvedpigegrav |
The view from Egtvedpigegrav |
A typical Danish farm, near Egtved |
Mindeparken |
Old-fashioned train near Risskov |
Aarhus Bay |
European Soccer Championship game, Bispetorvet |
Downtown along the Aarhus River |
Summer evening at Tivoli |
The Royal Guard |
View along Frederiksalle, Summer evening |
Moesgård Strand |
Near City Hall |
This is the most wonderful post. Love you guys.
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