Today was one of the first days that we woke up at at a normal time. We had our delicious breakfast of corn flakes and apple juice.
Yesterday we went to look at a room to rent. It is in a HUGE 4 story house with a very nice lady, and her dog Emma. Not that we'll ever see them. They live on the second floor. The room is on the fourth floor, with a small room off of it. We'll share a bathroom (on the 1st floor) with two other roommates. One girl is from Greece, and the other Spain. They weren't home when we stopped in. The area reminds me of houses in London (not that I've been there either) but it is in a very cute neighborhood.
Downfall: The house is for sale, she is showing it on Sunday. Adam asked when she expects the house to sell, and she said two years ago. I'm not TOO worried, but it is very hard to find a room to rent. Especially not knowing the language. I'm hoping that this room just works out.
Went to the city center, and saw the little mermaid. We've done a lot of walking, but that's good. I can't believe how many people bike. EVERYONE bikes. Families drive these awesome trikes. It has a huge basket in the front with seatbelts for your children. I want one (but NOT for kids, maybe Molson.)
Well, that was our day. Learning how to ride the bus, saw some random urinals outside the soccer stadium. Lol. It's
Hope all is going well with everyone. We have Skype to call back to the states, so if you get a number like 001234567, that would be us! Skype's awesome. You should download it!
2 comments:
Hi Brooke,
You blog is great! Please keep it going and add some pictures! It's so fun to hear about living in a different country.
I know Denali misses you. Why the heck did she go lame? You have to email me about that. I'll go take a look at her if you'd like me to.
Pat
Just in case anyone is worried, our breakfast buffet has more than cereal and juice. There's lots of lunchmeat and bread, too. Not too mention the copious yogurt and museli. It's a little pricey, but not too bad.
-Adam
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