Wonderful Wonderful Copenhagen!!

I've made it!!! I'm in Copenhagen Denmark!! Fairly settled into life here, the immediate above picture is the view of my street when I'm walking down. Isn't it great?! I live in a really POSH part of town - its right off the main center square (Kongens Nytorv), think living in a street right off of Times Square or Picadilly Circus. Amazing, no?! I am loving this location!!! Its one block from the Royal Theater and about three blocks from the Royal Palace. I live in a single with my own bathroom, which is nice. My view is outside to the main street, very lovely, very Bridget Jones girl living in the city (which has always been my dream). Its a small room, but I like to think its cozy.

I'm still settling in, thankfully my internet works beautifully (particularly in light of the fact that I don't have either a television or radio in my room). I've had to invest in a pay-as-you-go cell phone, but this means that I have two phones here in Denmark, my American number still works and a new Danish number.

So far everyone has been amazingly nice, everyone in Denmark, both Danish and international visitors has been so kind. In my building we are an eclectic bunch, my next door neighbor is German, a few Americans also on the floor. Up one floor is one girl from England, a guy from Scotland, one from Canada, one from Czech Republic and one from Ireland. And everyone has still not moved in, so there will be more interesting residents coming in throughout this week.

Danish orientation classes (where I'm learning Danish) have been fun as well - meeting more people, mostly undergrad's, but all very nice. Also, regarding my regular school work, which starts next week, I have gotten almost all the business classes I wanted, super! For the first two months I'll only have two classes, but for the first part of April I'll be slammed with four courses (but only for two weeks, as some finish and some start).

Already I've meet someone in the Copenhagen Business School Muslim Student Assocation, so hopefully I'll meet more and more people through this venue and I went to the Anglican English church up the road from me this past Sunday - it was lovely. I know I'm not Christian, but I really enjoyed the English language service and everyone was so nice, I think I'm going to try to go as much as possible, if only for the fellowship (besides if you ask me praise to God in whatever form is good, no?).

Right this has been an incredibly long post - just wanted to let all my fabulous friends know I have arrived in Wonderful Wonderful Copenhagen!!!