On Thursday I spent my 17th birthday in Denmark together with friends and family. My host family and their good friends came singing into my bedroom at 6:30 in the morning to wake me up for a birthday breakfast. I quickly changed and went downstairs for bacon, eggs, bread, and of course brunsviger (danish birthday cake)! I opened my presents and then went to school with a delicious cake that my host mom and sister baked. After school, we had a party with all the exchange students since it was our last danish lesson this year. Later that night, my host family took me to a very nice restaurant famous for their æggekage (egg cake). It was definitely a birthday that I will never forget. On Friday my host family let me have birthday party with my whole class and a few other friends. I had a really great time being with everyone.
Yesterday I went to Copenhagen with all the exchange students in my danish class. We spent an hour shopping and then went to Tivoli. Because our old exchange student lives in Copenhagen, she invited me to come over for dinner and take the train back to Odense. It was perfect timing so that I would be able to say goodbye to them before I headed back to Texas. The christmas decorations in the cities are all so beautiful! Once again sorry for not updating sooner! I'll write again after my first Danish Christmas:) Here are some photos!
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| Mia and Anna |
| City hall in Odense! (That's a real tree) |
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| Two boys in my class bought me a kolache and put a flag in it! |
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| The cake my host mom and sister made. |
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| The American flag out for my birthday |
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| My class |
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| My good friends Mia and Anna |
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| Andreas and Nathalie |
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| Exchange students at Tivoli |
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| Jasmina and Jana from Germany |









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