So, its caught my attention that Meaghan’s Hus is still getting MAD traffic. Y’all ROCK. It’s amazing to see where everyone who reads my thoughts comes from. US, Canada, Mexico, UK, Australia, Japan, Germany, France, Russia, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia and many, many more. It’s incredible! So thank you so much to everyone who … More Red Light, Green Light
Dressing nice all the time By Danish standards, we all dress like absolute garbage on the day-to-day basis, well at least us college sorority girls. Yoga pants, t-shirts and crewneck sweatshirts are an extremely far cry from what the Danes and pretty much all Europeans sport to class. On a daily basis, I wear … More 10 Habits I’m Bringing Home, Thanks Denmark
THE END IS NEIGH. Wow, just wow. I legitimately can’t believe that I’ve lived here for almost 4 months already. I feels like yesterday that I first got off that plane with no wallet and wandered these cobble stone streets looking for my little apartment. And while I’m so stoked to be with my homies … More Closing Time
“Aarhus” is pronounced “Oo-hoos” basically, just FYI. I already made a post about my top 10 tips for anyone going abroad, but I wanted to make something similar for students particularly coming to Aarhus because info was few and far between for me! So, let’s just dive in, shall we? Transportation Bike. BUY A BIKE. … More Crash Course: Studying Abroad in Aarhus, Everything You Might Need to Know
In Barcelona, there is no bad or ugly, only good, great and even better. Hands down, Barcelona was my favorite place we visited–let me explain why. Day 1: Thursday, November 12, 2015, 8:00 PM, 68 Degrees Another day of travel for the gang! We arrived in Barcelona around 7 PM and get to our hostel at … More The Gaudí, The Born & The Último Viaje
If you find yourself studying abroad in the near/immediate future: CONGRATULATIONS! You’ve made an excellent life decision. You might be scared or unsure how to ensure your time abroad goes smooth. Prepping to go abroad, I thought I was set. When I showed up in Aarhus, I learned very quickly I had no idea what … More My 10 Best Bits of Advice for the Next Brave Souls
Today, I was in the library (shocker) studying for my Aspects of Denmark class. I was going over slides from the last lecture– “The Danish Mindset.” The Danes are a horse of a different color, mysterious and a little hard to understand unless you experience it firsthand. For example, the Danish culture is considered feminine … More Explanations: Texas & The Texan Ways 101
My windowsill more precisely. My roommate and I, Courtney, always have really great talks. It’ll start out as something silly, a stupid comment or a line from a TV show (most likely Parks & Rec or Archer) and soon evolve into a horse of a much more somber color. This is partly due to the … More Letters on a Windowsill
After coming back from my fabulous fall break vacation, a few things close-lined me. First, I realized that I acutally have to do work and study now. Second, my bike got stolen! OMG YAY MORE MONEY I HAVE TO SPEND! :’-) Third, oh wow I don’t have that much money left to spend and still … More Words from the Not-So-Wise
CONTINUED FROM PULLED OVER IN THE NETHERLANDS. Okay, seriously, what else could possibly go wrong? Protip: They don’t pull up behind you to pull you over in NL, they pull in front of you and turn on a sing that says “Police. Follow.” In Dutch though. This cop probably thought we were like trying to run away, but … More A Series of Seriously Fortunate and Unfortunate Events: Astounding Amsterdam
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