Enjablog

Our first day back in Copenhagen, Ian was finally able to get to a gym. While he, Cassia, and Julia were off doing their thing, I went for a run to explore the city. I didn’t have my camera on me but I did record my route afterward:

I got a little turned around because I turned early on one street to avoid construction, and then turned the wrong way when I got back to the cross street I meant to turn on. Fortunately, I brought my map with me! I would’ve been hosed if I had relied on Ian and my algorithm for getting back (go down [street we can't pronounce, a.k.a. "Main St"], turn right at [other street we can't pronounce, a.k.a. "7-Eleven St"]). Oh, and there were three 7-Elevens that I saw on Main St. Not sure how many more there were if I had explored in the other direction.

Melissa (Ian’s cousin) & Fredrick arrived soon after everyone got back and cleaned up. They were in town for the day on their way to their week-long travels across Europe. We all headed out for lunch at Pussy Galore’s Flying Circus.

After lunch, Ian and I headed back to do some laundry and take naps while everyone else went out to do some shopping. Front-loading washing machines are fantastic. Definitely want a front-loader when I need to buy one.

We spent the evening in Tivoli doing some site-seeing and watching the free Friday night concert (Fredagsrock). Dicte, a favorite of Sune’s, was playing that night.