Spooky Autumn

All Hallow's Eve came and Snapchat had some pretty fun manips...

 

+ naturally I went to a dress-up party. I hung out with the Americans first (thinking they'd freak because of Halloween but being disappointed - still lovely though) and then went to Werket.

 Picture doesn't show the dress very well - it's super flowy and witchy !

Brain cake and dancing - what more would you want out of life?

 Then it rained for 2 weeks straight. Not so fun. Got to hang out with Julie and talk about our UC trips though!

After a brain shut-down (writing my bachelor thesis has proved annoying) I went with mum on a walk in the orange and red hues. It was great to see them before they were gone.

We even lay down and napped for a bit!

A week later I went to Dyrehaven with Izzie, since the bigger trees still had their colour. And we saw deer (as always)! But we got super close this time.

 

It felt so refreshing and the colours looked amazing.

It's funny how much more meaning I put into every Denmark-memory I am making these days. I guess I want to enjoy it before I leave for California.

Cruising to new events

Thursday I Disneybounded as Marie just to be a bit dressy for Halloween. It was super fun and the others at uni thought it was cute.

Two weeks ago we had time off for half term and the annual Culture Night began the festivities as always. Rundetårn had been clad in changing lights just for that one night (!) and I got a lot a vintage movie guides for free at the Danish Film Institute - I'm thinking of framing some of them (not the ones pictured above, haha)

Breaking the lawww and pressing our heads through the bars above the rooftops. And getting into postman costumes, seeing a haunted house, carving pumpkins, listening to classical music and seeing elf dance + a choir performance was events we experienced that night. I hung out with Maria and her multinational exchange student friends from Copenhagen Business School - it was great fun!

 I then proceeded to have a super high fever and generally just feel bad for the rest of half term, booohooo. But I did have a grand experience seeing the first premier of the sequel musical Skammerens Datter, which dear Anne who interns at the theatre got us. It was sublime to have that added to the otherwise empty half term.

Sunday I hung around my room in my Wildcat gear and...

Dan and Phil played What Time Is It? on their BBC radio1 show. Brilliant way to end the vacation!
People were tossers and sat in line in front of my Disney Store for the new iPhone from really really early. They queued for a unbelievably long period...

Today I became a really happy camper when I finally bought myself a Vespa - I've been dreaming of one for the longest time and it just feels unbelievably fantastic to have it in my possession! I was supposed to wait until spring to buy it, but the price was so low that I just couldn't control myself! Who am I to resist a bargain...