Legoland, Halloween and awesome lessons

God eftermiddag!

At first I would like to say that yesterday AND today were sunny! It's pretty rare, so I had to say it ;-)

Last Saturday I went to Legoland in Billund. Because of my amazing dorm-mate I could go for free because she work tFhere. And she even offered a ride from Aarhus to Billund, how nice! Denmark is really expensive so I took her offer directly.

Legoland is actually more interesting for kids, but it was nice to have been there. Ofcourse everything is made of Lego but there are also some rollercoaster-and water-splash-things. We tried them all and in one of the water-splash-things we shared our boat with a Dutch man. I recognized him directly because he was complaining a lot. The slide was not cool enough andthe weather was terrible he said. We just sat in the ride and listened to him complaining and getting ready to get the full load of water. The boat was going down pretty fast and at the moment we 'landed' a big splash of water came all over the complaining Dutch men. I couldn't help it, but I was laughing out loud. Karma is a bitch.

 Last Friday was Halloween and ofcourse we celebrated it with the class. I was dressed up like Nicky Minaj (mom, dad, don't watch her video's please). My outfit was completed with a t-shirt with Twerk - or Treat on it, an Anaconda in my hand and a lot of towels in my pants to make my butt as big as hers. With all the others dressed up we headed downtown and found out that Halloween is not a thing they realy celebrate in Denmark. We were almost the only ones dressed up and we were feeling a little stupid. But we recieved some free drinks at a bar because of our outfits and we danced on the street so it was still a good night.

Besides sight-seeiing and partying my school has started again. Last week we had the presentations of our practical placements and from Wednesday till Friday we did all kind of excercises about body-language and movements. It was so much fun to do. I also introduced some excercises which I learned at courses I did in the Netherlands. On friday we made a kind of choreography which we had to perfrom in front of the class. We even showed the Danish party-public that night our dancing skills on the street ;-).

Next week we will work on a project called 'Shadow theatre'. We are going to work together with Danish students and probably have to perform our show, but I will tell more about that in my next blog!

Furthermore, I felt a little homesick this weekend for the first time since I am here. My grandfather is turning 90 tomorrow and the family organised a party for him today. I wish I could have been there to celebrate with them. Luckily I could talk with my family via Skype and I will see my parents in 2 weeks! :-)