L O U I S I A N A

On a rainy day, at the end of March, Matt and I went to the museum; Louisiana. Last time I was at Louisiana was back in December 2015, when I went to see Yayoi Kusama’s exhibition. Matt had never been there, and I figured it would be a nice little trip on a Saturday. We started the day off by going for brunch at Bestik Bar & Grill. It was a very cozy place and the brunch was pretty good. It wasn’t amazing, it was what I would call a typical Copenhageny’ café brunch. Then boarded the regional train at the central station and set course for Humlebæk station. It only takes 15 minutes to walk from Humlebæk station to the museum. If you have a car there’s parking just outside the museum as well.

I want to share more posts about bits and bobs from my everyday life. I generally have my ‘Monday Mumbles’, one selected Mondays, and my monthly review ‘Life Lately’. So I think I’m going to start sharing a bit more. I feel like it! It’s also just really nice to have a place to scribble your thoughts down and save memories.

About a month ago I had dinner with my godmom. It was super hyggeligt (cozy) as we call it in Danish. She served blinis with caviar as a starter and for the main course we had a delicious tuna tartar. Then we had tea and flødeboller (google image it because it’ll make you drool! or see the photos below…) for dessert. I look forward to having dindins with my godmom another time, perhaps my godsister will be there too next time (she was in London this time around) ?

A few weeks ago I went to stay at my mom’s place from a Friday to a Saturday. I don’t really do that enough, but sometimes it’s just hard to find the time. Especially with exams beginning now… And the project I’ve been working on at UNI. I hope it will change in the near future as I’d like to see my mom some more ? ❤️  I also look forward for her to come visit Matt and I this summer.

At the start of April I went to visit Matt and his family in England to spend Easter together. We went for dinner and a movie together with his parents one day, and celebrated Easter with a proper English Easter dinner and tried on face masks together and visited his sister’s Jessica’s sheep – it was a fun and cozy trip!

Dinner at The Lime Tree in Bollington

I’m a sucker for Creme Brulée!

On our way to the potteries in stoke on trent the road was blocked by cows!

Matt’s parents outside Coast2Coast

My Matty and I

Playing scrabble!

Matt half asleep chilling in the living room

Traditional Easter dinner

We tried on face sheet masks

Matty and me with sheet masks

Matt walking in his great uncle’s garden at rainow low

Cool Monkey tree!

Matt looking at sheep

At Rainow Low with Jessica’s sheep

Going for dinner at the Salt Bar in Macclesfield

Salt Bar menu in Macclesfield

Amazing starter! Yet so simple.

One of their best dishes at the Salt Bar

I gotta admit I’m getting a little stressed out about this group project at UNI. We don’t have that much time left before the deadline and still loads to do. Today we have group work and we will be doing some interviews too. This weekend will be all work work work! Here is this weeks link list:

• This bad lip reading of the inauguration day is still pretty funny!
• Great advice for choosing when to travel to Europe.
• How not to get blisters. Need I say more!?
• How well do you know female anatomy?
• This is a MUST READ if you want to know what plastics you should stay clear from.
• This churro ice cream sandwich looks delicious!
• This is how a good night’s sleep should look like by the numbers.
• I need this hairbrush cleaner in my life.
• I’d like to try and make these cheese & bacon scones.
• 21 business strategy frameworks that every business leader should know.

I hope you enjoyed the links. And please feel free to leave a comment with some links you think I should check out ?

(Photo credit: Unsplash)

D Y R E H A V E N

Denmark may not have many forests, nor are they that big. But the few we have a beautiful, especially during fall. Dyrehaven is no exception. It’s a small forest but really beautiful, and there’s also an amusement park right smack in the middle of it. Okay, technically not in the middle of it but it’s there. My friend DJ and I took a trip to Dyrehaven (as it’s just 30 minutes from Copenhagen Central Station) quite a few months ago.