Where's Abby (+ Dylan and dogs)

I just found this draft I never published about the differences I found in Denmark and the US.

      I'm about to grace you with some more awesome pictures from Mom and Dad's Europe Visit. Better late than never, eh? Here's that bridge I've talked about on many occasions...  Dronning Louises Bro. The coolest.  I have such a cute mama  The bakery the family always got our rye bread from in Holte, and we got some delicious weinerbrod there.  "You saw real, live, vikings in action?!" Noo, that's just mee. Convincing, I know.  Probably one of my favorite pictures of Mom and Dad, at the botanical garden   Our carriage ride in Dyrehaven  Some of the crew at my farewell at Charlie's It's hard to get a normal picture with these two goofballs Charlie and this crazy Aussie, Chris The town we stayed in in Germany, that most Germans didn't even know Dad and me on Father's Day.. near some fountain The bridge connecting Traben and Trarbach The hotel/super awesome house we stay...

      So maybe I'm still dreaming of the past a little, but it was just a couple months ago so gimme some slack! ;) I figured I'd do some of the questions I've been asked since returning from Denmark. And for those of you reading my blog, I shouldn't have to mention anything about the work experience... So we'll move on from that.  First of all, here's Denmark to answer one FAQ!  (Don't feel bad if ya didnt know... I wouldn't have either if  hadn't gotten a job there!) What was your favorite part about Denmark? Probably just the laid-back lifestyle. I loved biking everywhere, hanging out in all the parks, gardens, and the bridge, enjoying lots of festivals and live music, hangin out on rooftops and canals... Awesome nightlife too. It's just a super cool place.  And, of course, all the people I met making it even more amazing.  Where  was your favorite place you went? Switzerland. It was my first big trip out of t...

     Thanks to visitors, I have pictures to share to put an image to my stories! So here are some pictures, some with links to the posts I wrote about them, and some with links to outside sources for more info about the places/events (I should be getting paid for this!) Most of these pictures came from the Amys' visit , but show a lot of places I frequented throughout my stay.     Be prepared. This post is loaded .  Kongens Have (The King's garden) One of our favorite places to chill, mentioned in these posts . A great place for relaxing, picnicking, or whateva! Some chose to play sports, we usually opted for a more lazy route. The Botanical Garden Where I went with Sune in February, the Amys in May, and the Padres in June. One of my favorite if not  favorite  place in Copenhagen.  happy duck Nyhavn The postcard image of the city.  The Lakes and Dronning Louises Bro ...