Oh London Trip.

It seems that I have lost all motivation to continue my stories about England. Maybe later.

Right now I am sick. Being sick in Denmark is the worst, EXCEPT free healthcare. Free healthcare is the best. Seriously, why can't America just figure it out and make it work. If I am still sick tomorrow I am going to go to the doctor. There is quite a good, okay, a VERY good-it-actually-happened-for-sure, chance that I had contact with someone with strep. However, he got strep the days after contact, and that was over a week ago, so I think if it was strep it would have been here earlier, and I am pretty sure I would know.

I love Autumn here. I do not love midterms. It is not more school work here, it just isn't spread out at all so you have weeks of nothing then BAM 40% of your grade in every class is due the same week. It is a little bit intimidating. Probably another reason that everyone is getting sick, we are all stressed and staying up late to write papers. Maybe Denmark is forced to have free health care or the student population would die out.

Stressing over travel break. But seriously, what is the worst that could happen? Okay, I guess TECHNICALLY I could be abducted and trafficked somewhere, but I checked and out of the top 5 safest cities in the world I am planning on going to 4 of them on this trip. So really, the worst that could happen is that I will get lost, spend too much money, or become frustrated. Really, that is not the end of the world. I am young and I am in Europe. One of my goals this year was to learn to be more spontaneous. When I am married in my 30's I can always carefully plan time off from work and micro schedule every moment of a trip to Europe. This time I am going to hop on a train and make the most of it.