Four weeks from now, I will most likely be an emotional wreck. Days are going by a lot faster than usual, which is most likely the result of working double shifts. I'm not complaining though, every dollar I earn is another dollar I can put away for a fun night in a hostel. My only dilemma is how I'm going to pack four months of clothes and belongings into two suitcases and a carry-on. Yikes.

Cameron Woodruff

Teknisk Kollegium, Jagtvej 59-61, room 1017

5000 Odense

Denmark

This is my address abroad. I know there are quite a few jumbled consonants, and I apologize. Maybe I'll get lucky and get a letter... or two.

Click here to see where I'll be staying. It's a rather traditional college dormitory, but fortunately for me it has a bar in the basement! I'm also pretty stoked about its downtown location and riverwalk access. Canoe rentals are free, better believe I'll be all over that.

Here is another link to an article about the great city of Copenhagen. It was recently named the 11th best city in the world to live. By comparison, no U.S. city made the top 30. Honolulu was 31 and San Francisco was 32. Interesting. 

I found this lovely posting on one of my favorite web site's, Brand New. Copenhagen, Denmark initiated a new advertising campaign for the city. As much as I enjoy the branding aspect of the post, I also enjoyed the sweet, sweet description of my upcoming place of residence.