I have been to Denmark for three weeks and I think that my acclimatization should be completed by now. The fact that it was raining when I was leaving Slovakia made the transition much easier and since then there have been very few days of sun so for me we are already having autumn here.
Esbjerg, the town where I am staying this semester, is supposed to be the 5th largest in Denmark with the longest shopping street in the whole country (believe me, you can walk it in less than 10 minutes :P). From time to time, odor of this place is unforgettable but you should examine it yourself... at least we know what they splash into the sea ;) I just wonder there are seals lying on the beach – it is said they live here but honestly, I have never been lucky to spot any. For me, they belong to the local mythology only.
I am living in the very center and the main square is around 5 minutes from my house. The dormitory occupied by more-less 30 international students is never a boring place to stay. I have to say that we are getting on very well...if I do not take into account cleaning of common areas. But I accept is as a “fee” I have to pay for having a lot of fun and experience very nice family atmosphere that we were able to create with some other people. Of course, we live as Erasmus students....waking up late in the morning and going to bed strictly after midnight.
I somehow feel these are going to be 2 very nice years of studies :)
