Livin' the Dream: r@mBl!nG 4 D@yZ

I have a large chunk of time on my hands without really anything of importance to do, so why not blog? I'd do some homework, but next week is core week, so I'll be ferrying off to Western Denmark for three days and then don't have regular classes when I return. So why start reading now if I'm just going to forget it a week from now? I'm so wise. I'm getting a little better at not stressing over the fact that I actually have free time. This whole free time while still being in college is a new concept to me, but I'm learning. AND I LOVE IT. I've decided that we, as in the world, needs to combine the European and American higher education systems to create a beautiful combination of learning. America is too intense, anddd the European, one assignment for the whole semester, seems, hmm I don't know, but combine them together and you get DIS. A nice blend of stress and time to experience life. Take note, Wheaton. But despite my brilliant suggestion, I'll return to Wheaton insanity in January. But until that time I'll just do some learning and eat more pastries.

Anywayssss, there isn't much to report here. Just another day in Copenhagen. I went to class, I ate some dinner, I went to bed. SUCH A THRILLING LIFE. It's pretty solid though, since ya know, I'm in Europe and everything. Being an honorary European I am now able to spot Americans from miles away. Just look for the least classy people in a crowd, and it's probably the Americans. FREEDOM. Just kidding, but not really. Jean capris on women, and a t-shirt tucked into jeans on men are pretty tell tale signs that you are from the homeland. And sneakers of course. Unless you are wearing converse or sleek Nikes, you probably aren't Danish. Two weeks and I'm already a pro. But really America, why are we so gross? Can we class up the tourist garb a little bit...and maybe act a little less like tourists? That's a lot to ask, I realize this. We should also quiet down. The stereotype that Americans are loud is not just a stereotype. It's very real. EXCEPT ME OF COURSE. I'm perfect #allamericanprincess