so i flew back from copenhagen last night. i've spent one week alone with my mother, and now i'm preparing my mind for the next two weeks in china. fortunately it's a group trip, but a group of old ladies. but still, i'm kind of looking forward to it, because my mom's coworker is coming, and she is really cool for a 50 yr old. she gets buzzed at the company dinner parties, and in the parking lot once did a high kick.

copenhagen did have a sad moment - school had just started so all of these college students were lined up at this club. and the bar in the hotel we stayed in was a common spot for the student night life. and being with my mother, i had to miss them all

from copenhagen:
- as yamanda stated, i am probably at maximum parent tolerance - though i must say i think a big reason that i didn't whine and tell my mom to stop stretching was because having her yell at me for doing so would have been more embarassing.
- all danes are blonde and beautiful - not that they go together always, but at least in denmark they do.
- people drink beer and wine at literally every meal. so, i tried to follow suit. danish beer is actually really good.
- the best way to fly is with a little buzz. quite satisfying.
- in the airport i came across the greatest ad. it was for jägermeister. it had a picture, kind of an angled profile of a woman from the base of her neck to just a little below her boobs. she was nippling, and then on the side it said "you can't kind your happiness." awesome.

oh, yamanda, if you still want to buy jack or hennessy, buy it at the duty free shop once you arrive in berlin. it's cheap, tax free, and you'll be of age. in the airport in kopenhagen, there was plenty of whiskey. i don't know why, but there was also hershey's chocolate - i mean who would buy american chocolate in europe.

love to all you. take care.