Copenhagen!

I look out the window, the little white flakes rush down to the street, covering the roads with a fluffy blanket of snow… It’s -3ºC and I’m living in the capital of Denmark, Copenhagen, for the next 3 months!

At the airport, when we exchanged the euros, my first thought was: “I just been robbed: I gave the woman euros and she gave me back some paper with numbers (that I do not recognize as money) and a few coins with a hole in the middle
?!”

But the truth is these coins shaped like donuts worked to buy the transport tickets to get to the flat where I am staying and the shopping for the week.

I fell in love immediately with this city, its colorful architecture, loads of bicycles and cosy coffee shops!

But – very important, – can also be dangerous!… if you don’t respect the bicycles! The cyclists can become very angry if you ever step in the bike path..

And suddenly I heard the sound of this bicycle bell triiimm trimmm:

– HEY?! #8?!@#$%98%!!

(imperceptible)

– Oups, I’m sorry!!

Just learnt the first lesson: so better never cross on their way!

Today it’s the last day of the first week of classes here, so far we visited a few Nursing Homes and learnt about their projects – quite interesting! Also, I find quite cute that even the postman goes around on a bike: