Live from Lyngby

Well, that's it. Yesterday I finished up my last exam and submitted my final project and now I am ready to relax and enjoy life. As I write this I am currently printing about 10 posters to take home with me and remember this trip and give as gifts to a few people. Nothing like having absolutely nothing to do.

Last night we went out to the Distortion festival in Copenhagen. The festival amounts to DJs playing records in the streets and young people gathering around, drinking, and generally enjoying themselves. It really was quite a lot of fun, and last night nothing was going to keep me down. The exam in the morning had gone so well and since the last three weeks have been so hectic and full of so much studying I am so happy for it to all be behind me.

In two days Conrad will arrive and on Tuesday we will begin our trip around Europe. It will culminate from June 25-29 in Pilton, England at the Glastonbury Festival. I cannot wait. I don't care how upset Conrad is about the line-up I don't think I'll ever be able to complain about 5 days of camping and 4 days of music with no cares in the world. Well, talk to me after the festival and if it's raining the whole time I will probably find something to complain about. The trip's going to be amazing.

Before we head out I'll leave a tentative itinerary and on the trip I will try every once in a while to keep the blog updated. Of course afterwards I'll have so much to say.

I would like to mention that my mother and older sister came a few weeks ago and while I was busy with them had no time to post and shortly after that I had to launch myself into my books for about three weeks. I may try to add a post about this later, we'll see. Nonetheless, we had a wonderful time, got to meet up with some old friends for the first time in at least 8 years and stay in a beautiful home down in Copenhagen. A wonderful time was had by all.

Farvel